Victor Orta has been particularly busy so far this summer, as Leeds United's director of football has already made five first-team signings in order to overhaul the squad which suffered badly in their second season in the Premier League. The arrivals of Tyler Adams and Luis Sinisterra on Wednesday and Thursday meant that the Whites' planned business is almost complete.
The two latest incomings joined Brenden Aaronson, Rasmus Kristensen and Marc Roca, whilst teenage midfielder Darko Gyabi also joined the club from Manchester City on the day Kalvin Phillips left the club for the Premier League champions. The 18-year-old is primarily expected to be playing in the under-21 side but he will be included in the elite group of youngsters who trains with the first-team and competes for minutes. Jesse Marsch has already proven his trust in young players, as Sam Greenwood was given his first Premier League start in the centre of midfield in the crucial final match of the season, when the Whites secured their safety for another season.
Orta still intends to sign a forward and is working hard to attract Club Brugge's Charles De Ketelaere, although he is competing with AC Milan for the player's signature. As well as that, an experienced goalkeeper is expected to be signed and Leeds are also preparing for life without Raphinha.
