Leeds United have been told they must address their defensive issues this summer if they want to avoid another relegation scrap.
Jesse Marsch's side secured their spot in the top flight in dramatic fashion on the final day of the season when Jack Harrison scored a late winner against Brentford. Leeds were in a tough position in February after legendary coach Marcelo Bielsa was sacked after a number of poor results, but former RB Leipzig manager Marsch was able to somewhat steady the ship and do just enough to keep the West Yorkshire side in the Premier League.
Leeds conceded a whopping 79 goals in the Premier League - over two goals per game, with only Norwich City, who finished bottom, conceding more. And whilst they were able to remain in the league after scoring more goals than Wolves who finished 10th, TalkSPORT's Alan Brazil has told Leeds they must sort their defensives issues next season.
