With only eight games left of the 2022/23 Premier League season, Leeds United are one of the clubs that have it all to do if they want to remain in the English top-flight next season.
On 29 points with Liverpool up next per the official Premier League website, the last thing that Javi Gracia needed was to see his team humbled 5-1 at home to fellow strugglers Crystal Palace last time out.
Three points are desperately required by the Elland Road outfit to move them clear of the bottom three, which they only sit above by two points at this stage.
A few days ago, the Yorkshire-based club appeared to receive some good news when TuttoJuve noted that, regardless of whether Leeds went down to the Championship or not, January signing, Weston McKennie, would complete a €30m permanent deal from Juventus.
That would, at least, provide a semblance of brightness amongst the gloom that appears to be enveloping the club at present.
However, things now seemed to have turned full circle.
According to Football Insider, sources have suggested that, in fact, McKennie will not sign a permanent deal with the club – even if they stay in the Premier League.
Armed with that information, Gracia will at least be hoping that the player will give his all for the club in the games that they have remaining, and can leave Elland Road with his head held high.
Pure speculation. And from Football Insider that is all they ever have had. Come back in 8 weeks and tell us all about it the. Clickbait merchants
total crap
hard to swallow that clickbait. Could at least pick a better option. ‘ seemed to ‘, ‘ sources have suggested ‘, not a whit of concrete back up. Is Footballer Outsider protecting it sources ?
Any student doing a serious test has to quote credible sources. Clickbait is right.
Every single report on this fails to name a single source. Therefore, it is just gossip. Sources (1) suggest (2) are the keywords to tell anyone these faux media outlets have zero on the subject. Next nonsensical clickbait rumour, please.
football insider is the biggest load of waffle this side of the Pennines. It’s literally some click-bait merchant trying to blow up his journalism website from his mother’s basement. To waste your time on these lies.