Leeds United manager Daniel Farke expressed satisfaction with his team’s performance and the debut of three new signings in their second consecutive 2-0 victory.
Despite facing a challenging Hull City side, Leeds secured the win with second-half goals from young striker Mateo Joseph and substitute Joel Piroe.
New winger Manor Solomon impressed on his debut, providing an assist for the first goal.
Fellow newcomers Largie Ramazani and Ao Tanaka also made positive impressions in their brief appearances.
Farke acknowledged the difficulty of integrating new players, especially those without experience in British football.
He praised Solomon’s performance and assist, Ramazani’s offensive and defensive contributions, and Tanaka’s ball control.
The manager highlighted that the new signings, all aged 23-25, are at a good stage in their careers with potential for growth.
He commended their character, mentality, and enthusiasm for joining the club.
Farke described the team’s overall performance as “mature” against a strong opponent, indicating his satisfaction with how the squad is developing.