There has been plenty of change to the Leeds United squad this summer as Jesse Marsch moulds the team in his image, with more ins and outs likely before September 2, the date on which Marsch will decide on his 25-man Premier League squad.
All 20 top-flight clubs must submit their squad for the upcoming campaign on that date - the day after the transfer window shuts. Each club must have at least eight homegrown players in their squad. A homegrown player is, irrespective of age, a player who has been registered with an English or Welsh club for at least three seasons before turning 21; Leeds should have no issue fulfilling this rule.
Staring at goalkeeper, this is an area where Leeds are currently searching for reinforcements, with Illan Mesiler the only ‘keeper in the squad with a Premier League start to his name. There has been talk recently that the Whites could take in veteran keeper Ben Foster as a short-term backup, with the 39-year-old now a free agent after leaving Watford this summer.
