Rodrigo Moreno is the second-oldest member of the Leeds United squad, and since the arrival of new head coach Jesse Marsch, has taken on greater responsibility at Elland Road. The Spanish international has been named as one of Marsch's seven dressing room leaders, alongside the likes of Liam Cooper, Stuart Dallas and Luke Ayling. At 31 years of age, with vast experience on the continent, the attacker has worked under several prominent coaches throughout his distinguished career.
Under previous manager Marcelo Bielsa, Rodrigo enjoyed patches of form where he demonstrated his top level ability but struggled for consistency on the pitch. Now, under the tutelage of Marsch, Rodrigo has scored in back-to-back matches as Leeds look to make it three wins in-a-row this weekend with the visit of Southampton.
The Spaniard has been speaking with the BBC, during an interview in which he details the changes - subtle or otherwise - implemented by Jesse Marsch at Thorp Arch, as well as on matchday: "It's true that we changed everything, because we had a completely different style of football with Marcelo."
