Leeds United have now suffered fresh concern for injuries together with Captain Ethan AMPAD, according to a new manager’s update Daniel Farka.
Leeds frustrating held West Brom
Whites had another opportunity to get even more clear on top Priority Saturday afternoon, while hosted by West Brom at Elland Road.
In the end, however, it turned out to be a frustrating day for Ferke and his players, and the junior firpo opener was canceled by Darnell Furlong header before the break, and The Both of them left 1-1 at the end.
The result, however, was far from the disaster, and Leeds was still in a wonderful position, despite the fact that Sheffield United won 2-1 away in Queens Park Rangers. The whites are three points clean of the blades, and maybe even more importantly, eight in front of Burnley in third place, which have one game in their hand.
Injuries may have the potential to define any season, so Farke will keep your fingers crossed to keep as many key players as possible, but there has been a worrying update regarding one individual.
Leeds suffers a fresh injury blow
Speaking after the West Broma match on Saturday, Farka confirmed that Leeds ace Mateo Joseph has now picked up the injury With influential ampad: “[We have] A few concerns about Mate. He rolled the ankle slightly. Hope it’s not that bad. “
Losing Joseph for a permanent period would be an undoubted blow to the whites, but the manager at least sounds relatively hope that his absence is not too long lasting.
The 21-year-old may not always be regular this season, but he was still an important player of the band, incorporating himself three goals and assists per piece In the championship. There were 23 appearances from a bench of replacement, adding quality when opposition legs are strenuous, while the Whites are Pundit Kris Smith He praised him, saying:
“I have no doubt that Mateo Joseph will be a striker in the Premier League in the near future. I don’t think he will take him long to get there. But the only thing that has been standing in his way right now, it’s a patience to go through his current weaknesses.”
At the age of 21, there is still an understandable raw material for Joseph’s game, but he has a high ceiling as a player, and hopefully he would prove himself a hit for the Leeds in the Premier League, such as Smith alludes.
However, in the fight for the promotion of the championship this season, there should be a lot of work to do, and the Spaniard may have a big word in ensuring that its side quickly returns to a top flight.
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The sooner he returns from his ankle, the better, and Farke will hope that he will be available for next Sunday with a trip to Portsmouth, in the second mass game, especially with Patrick Bamord showing no return signs.
