Leeds United manager Jesse Marsch has admitted that "if we had everybody healthy" it would give the club a chance to be more aggressive when it comes to attacking games and help with the individual development of his squad.
The Whites take on Aston Villa on Friday night as they look to record their first Premier League win since a 4-3 victory over Bournemouth back in November. Marsch will be desperate for his team to bounce back from what was a disappointing 2-2 draw against Cardiff in the FA Cup third round.
The club have been prioritising a striker in the January transfer window and look to be on the verge of signing Georginio Rutter from Hoffenheim in a record-breaking deal. Marsch knows how vital it is to bolster his front-line, as he bemoaned their recent struggles with injury keeping the likes of Patrick Bamford out of action.
