Leeds Chasestar has more PL goals than Rafina

Leeds United knows that if the results go in the Easter era, they could have achieved promotion to the Premier League by Monday night.

The whites are currently third in the lead from Sheffield United and are now 5 points, winning both matches and officially promoting when Blade drops points in two games.

Daniel Fark’s side defeated Preston North End 2-1 on the last Elland Road, ensuring they had a healthy gap in third place.

White people still have a lot to do to win the title. Currently, the main purpose of the promotion would have been secured as he is on the level at points with Burnley.

Fark and his staff were able to begin thinking about planning the 2025/26 campaign and how to build a team that could avoid an immediate relegation from the Premier League.

Once they get there, how they set the midfield on top flight will be particularly interesting considering they are currently playing on the traditional No. 10 at Brenden Arson.

How can Leeds United’s midfield be seen in the Premier League?

USA International hasn’t done enough this season to suggest that Leeds is enough to play with the midfielder attacking on the 4-2-3-1 system at the Premier League level.

Aaronson was unable to provide sufficient quality at the top of the pitch for other teams in the current top six of the championship, as shown in the table below.

Given that the script will flip for Leeds next season, Fark has been able to remake his midfield setup and play with Tanaka in front of the two holding midfielders as he is fighting on the bottom edge of the table instead of the top.

Japan International scored four goals and provided two assists in deep midfield roles this season. This suggests that he could provide a threat in the final third, but that he did 3.6 tackles and interceptions per match.

This allowed Ethan Ampadu to play as a defensive midfielder along with another physical enforcer, and Tanaka introduced Tanakah before them, showing off his defensive skills, winning 61% of his duels in this season’s championship.

Welsh International is able to provide a solid presence at the roots of the midfield, and Leeds is reportedly interested in the stars who can complete the midfield setup alongside Ampdo and Tanaka.

Premier League Colossus looks to Leeds

According to Claret and Hugh, Leeds have seen the summer dive and signed West Ham United defensive midfielder Thomas Sousek ahead of the summer transfer period.

Farke is said to be a fan of Cekia International and if a white person gets promoted he has identified him as a potential target for the Premier League team next season.

Claret and Hugh say they are revealing that Leeds is watching both Soucek and Arish Forward’s Evan Ferguson, which are available for loan at Brighton & Hove Albion’s London Stadium.

The insider said: “Leeds are planning for next season. Daniel Fark has already begun preparing his summer window. He likes Soucek, but he already has a Premier League offer. I think Leeds will also get the game like Ferguson.”

The claim that the former Slavia Prague midfielder already has another Premier League offer suggests that it’s not an easy deal for the 49ers to get past the line, but they need to take him along as they could be added to the team to complement Ampadu in the middle.

Why should Leeds sign Thomas Sousek?

Soucek offers a mix of physicality, experience and quality in the middle of the park, which has been a regular in the Hammer Premier League since moving to London in the summer of 2020.

Despite being a defensive midfielder, the towering Colossus scored 39 goals in 239 appearances in all West Ham tournaments, including 34 goals on 188 Premier League outings.

This means he scored even more goals in the Premier League than the former Leeds star and current Barcelona superstar Rafinha.

Soucek plays more games in the division than Brazil International, but his output at the top of the pitch poses a big threat to him, compared to the position he plays.

This could make him a perfect partner for Ampadu, who only scored two goals in Leeds’ 82 games, making up for Welsman’s lack of quality as a scorer from midfield.

Soucek is also a proven Premier League midfielder who has proven when he does dirty work that he doesn’t own, even though his “magnificent” and defensive resolve was called “magnificent” by Trevor Sinclair.

As you can see in the table above, the Czech International is ranked very very very, very, very, very, among his positioning peers in the division with many key defensive indicators.

He rarely loses challenges, allowing players to dribble past him, dominates in the box, earning clearances and regular aviation duels.

Soucek, therefore, could be the perfect signature for Leeds to make in the summer, due to his experience in his league.

Fark has Tanaka afterwards, with midfielders that include Succek and Ampadu, before connecting the midfield to the front line.