Leeds United have officially announced that Darko Gyabi, their 20-year-old midfielder, will be loaned to Plymouth Argyle for the 2024/25 Championship season.
This decision comes in the wake of Archie Gray’s departure from the club.
The Whites revealed on their official website on July 2nd that Gyabi, who had a successful previous stint with Plymouth, will rejoin the Pilgrims.
The loan move is aimed at providing Gyabi with consistent playing time and crucial first-team experience.

This return to Plymouth Argyle represents a significant opportunity for Gyabi to advance his career.
During his initial loan spell, he made a strong impact in ten appearances before an injury cut his time short.
His performances in various midfield positions demonstrated both his versatility and potential, earning him the Player of the Month award for February.
Plymouth’s new head coach, Wayne Rooney, has expressed enthusiasm about Gyabi’s return, stating that the young midfielder’s style aligns perfectly with the team’s approach.
This endorsement from one of England’s most celebrated players adds weight to the move’s potential impact on Gyabi’s development.
As Gyabi joins Plymouth for pre-season training, there’s considerable excitement among supporters about his potential influence on the team’s midfield under Rooney’s guidance.
This loan spell offers Gyabi a valuable opportunity to further develop his skills and gain experience under the tutelage of a football legend.