This summer represents a start of something new for Leeds United. Although it ended poorly, Marcelo Bielsa's reign at Leeds will no doubt be remembered fondly, guiding them back to the Premier League and impressing in their first season back.
But now, Jesse Marsch will look to build his own legacy in West Yorkshire, and this summer will be huge in deciding how successful he turns out to be. The American will know that he has work to do in rebuilding and moulding his squad after Leeds avoided relegation on the final day of the season in dramatic fashion, with Jack Harrison's last-gasp goal at Brentford helping to ensure their spot in the top flight.
They've had a solid start to the summer, signing Brendan Aaronson for £25million with his former RB Salzburg teammate Rasmus Kristensen reportedly also set to join the club in the coming days.
