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Leeds United supporters are facing growing concerns about the season ahead following a frustrating deadline day where no new arrivals were secured. Despite investing £100 million across 10 summer signings, uncertainty remains about whether Daniel Farke’s side have enough attacking firepower to survive comfortably in the Premier League.
The Whites currently sit with four points from their opening three matches, including a goalless draw with Newcastle at Elland Road. However, with just one goal scored in the league so far, questions persist about their ability to consistently find the net and avoid being dragged into a relegation scrap.
On Sky Sports News, pundit Kris Boyd reviewed the transfer window’s closing moments and delivered a blunt assessment of the relegation landscape. He identified Wolves and Brentford as two clubs who could find themselves in serious danger this season. While acknowledging that newly promoted sides Leeds, Sunderland, and Burnley have all invested heavily, Boyd argued that Sunderland appear to have the edge at this stage, particularly with their strong home form and confidence-building results.
“They’ve recruited well, but replacing lost goals is a huge challenge,” Boyd explained. “I worry for Wolves, and Brentford seem weakened too. For the promoted clubs, that presents a real chance to stay up—something you might not have expected in previous seasons.”
Sunderland made headlines by taking their summer spend past £160 million, adding Ajax duo Brian Brobbey and Bertrand Traoré, while securing a loan deal for Lutsharel Geertruida from RB Leipzig. Burnley also reinforced late on by bringing in Benfica midfielder Florentino Luís on loan, while Leeds stood still on deadline day.
Elsewhere, Wolves managed to keep key striker Jorgen Strand Larsen and added Genk’s prolific forward Tolu Arokodare, while Brentford endured a mixed day—losing Yoane Wissa to Newcastle for £55 million but responding by loaning Arsenal winger Reiss Nelson.
With rivals strengthening late in the window, Leeds’ inactivity leaves fans understandably anxious. Still, their solid start to the campaign—aside from a heavy defeat to Arsenal—suggests there may be no immediate cause for alarm, even as doubts linger over whether their squad has enough to stay out of trouble.
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