Leeds United got to work quickly in the summer transfer market this year, as they followed their near-brush with Premier League relegation with a spending spree.
In came the likes of Brenden Aaronson, Rasmus Kristensen, Marc Roca, Tyler Adams and Luis Sinisterra as the club looked to add depth to their squad, albeit at the cost of losing Kalvin Phillips and Raphinha to Champions League contenders Manchester City and Barcelona respectively.
These two key departures were replaced with relatively little fuss, while one of last year's problem areas central midfield was boosted. Leeds were able to seal deals for all these first-team-ready players before the pre-season trip to Australia, making integration into Jesse Marsch's set-up that bit easier.
