The 6 Leicester City players we can see leaving in January

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Former Eurosport journalist Dean Jones, speaking to GiveMeSport on September 29, said both sides will need to be patient as Gray will not start every week, but he could instead benefit from became “a big part” of Daniel Farke’s “positive” project. just a “small part” of a Premier League club.

It would certainly make more financial sense for Leeds United to give first-team opportunities to their academy talent and guarantee them long-term contracts while honing their skills for at least several years before agreeing to part ways to make a huge and healthy profit. .

With Gray only just beginning to develop at Elland Road, the 49ers and Farke must act now to secure his growing and exciting future at Leeds United.

In other Leeds news, the former Whites star shows his affection for Leeds fans after what he did in the European Championship match.

Iversen will want to be playing every week and it doesn’t look as though he will get the opportunity to do that under Maresca.

The Daily Mail reported that Stoke City made an enquiry for him before they signed Mark Travers – and the Dane is believed to be surplus to requirements despite the fact that enquiry was rejected.

If an interested side can fund a permanent move for him in January, don’t be surprised to see him go.

Ward is in a similar situation to Iversen, with the Welshman likely to be keen to get as many first-team minutes under his belt as possible.

But with Mads Hermansen currently the first-choice stopper, he may have to rely on an injury crisis in the goalkeeping department to win more game time.

He won’t want to do that though – and it would be difficult to see Leicester wanting to keep his salary on the wage bill if they can cash in on him.

Ward is in a similar situation to Iversen, with the Welshman likely to be keen to get as many first-team minutes under his belt as possible.

But with Mads Hermansen currently the first-choice stopper, he may have to rely on an injury crisis in the goalkeeping department to win more game time.

He won’t want to do that though – and it would be difficult to see Leicester wanting to keep his salary on the wage bill if they can cash in on him.

Ndidi is said to have attracted interest from a number of clubs in recent months.

Fabrizio Romano believes Leicester’s Midlands rivals Nottingham Forest are interested in bringing him to the City Ground – but Steve Cooper’s side have failed in their bid to strike a deal beyond the cap.

He has recently attracted interest from FC Barcelona.

Daka, along with Ndidi, was linked with a move away from Leicester during the summer window.

And speculation about his future has continued since then, with Brentford reportedly taking an interest in him following the end of the previous window.