The opening of the summer transfer window is one of the most important dates on the European footballing calendar. From a Leeds United perspective, it feels like a particularly pivotal one after the Whites narrowly avoided relegation this season.
Supporters will be hoping for a much less stressful campaign when the Premier League returns on the first weekend of August. They know as much as anyone that any chance of that hangs largely on the incomings and outgoings at Elland Road over the next few months.
Leeds have wasted no time in getting business done as the signing of Brenden Aaronson has already been confirmed, while Rasmus Kristensen’s arrival appears to be in the works. Although, the first of those deals has been done before the transfer window has officially opened.
