Leeds United manager Jesse Marsch is already underway as he begins to rebuild and mould the squad into how he'd like his team to play this season. This coming off the back of an overly disappointing campaign in which Leeds barely survived the drop on the final day of the season.
Brenden Aaronson was brought in for £25 million from RB Salzburg, with the young American slotting in to Leeds ' attacking midfield group - with the potential of Raphinha leaving the club this summer. But Marsch knows that he'll need to make many more moves if he is to build a Premier League side capable of avoiding the drop this upcoming season.
In some cases, players will be expected to make the step up to become regular first-team players. The likes of Joe Gelhardt and Sam Greenwood will both likely become players Marsch will count on, after impressing down the stretch of the season.
