Leeds United have had an indifferent start to the Premier League campaign. Two wins, two draws and two defeats have the Whites sitting ninth in the table.
Solid, but not spectacular would be an ideal description but, with a first-team overhaul in the summer, results could improve once the side gels together. Seven new faces arrived, with star players Kalvin Phillips and Raphinha seeking pastures new.
Majority shareholder Andrea Radrizzani will be enthused by Jesse Marsch’s start to the campaign. It is five years since the Italian announced a 100% buyout of the club and launched Leeds’ mission to reach the top flight.
