Left-back has been a problem area for Leeds United ever since Charlie Taylor left to join Burnley in 2017.
Numerous left-back have been signed and tried in the role, with varying levels of success. With Leif Davis departing Elland Road to join Ipswich Town on Monday, the Whites could recruit a new left-back this summer.
Davis was by no means a crucial first-team player, hence why Leeds were happy to let him go, but there is a lack of depth in that left-back position. Junior Firpo will be hoping to improve on his first campaign at Elland Road, but he is set to miss the first month of the new Premier League season through injury. 18-year-old Leo Hjelde provides backup, while Jack Harrison has been tested in the role during pre-season.