The six-week World Cup break could hand the people upstairs at Leeds United the time to address the current contract situation. The Whites have been known to announce new deals for players in batches, none more so that in the summer when Joe Gelhardt, Crysencio Summerville and Sam Greenwood all pen-to-paper on long term contracts on the same day.
Many of Leeds' biggest decisions will not arrive until 2024, with Pascal Struijk, Jack Harrison, Robin Koch and Liam Cooper among several whose deals are set to expire that summer. On the contrary, in 2023 there are just three first team players who will be out of contract.
Two of those are from the 2020 promotion winning team, but have seen their roles reduced this season, while the other is a recent summer signing. So, with that in mind, here is a look at the trio Leeds face a decision over, and which way it could go.
