"Bringing in a prolific goalscorer had been viewed as a priority for the Whites for several weeks, but a recent change in formation has reportedly shifted the club's recruitment focus. Farke has recently deployed a 3-5-2 system, pairing summer signing Lukas Nmecha alongside Dominic Calvert-Lewin at the top of the pitch. The duo has struck up a promising partnership, offering a balance of physicality and pace that has breathed new life into the Leeds attack. As per Football Insider's sources,"
"Leeds United prefer loan move for a striker in January According to a new report from Football Insider, Leeds United are only likely to sign a new striker on a temporary basis when the winter window opens. Bringing in a prolific goalscorer had been viewed as a priority for the Whites for several weeks, but a recent change in formation has reportedly shifted the club's recruitment focus."
"Despite the recent tactical optimism, Leeds United's return to the Premier League has largely failed to live up to pre-season expectations. The West Yorkshire outfit has found the step up in quality difficult to manage, struggling to find consistency in both results and performances. As it stands, Leeds sit precariously in 17th place in the Premier League table, sitting just above the drop zone with 16 points."
Leeds United will target a temporary striker in the January window instead of pursuing a permanent front-man. Daniel Farke's switch to a 3-5-2 has paired Lukas Nmecha with Dominic Calvert-Lewin, creating a productive partnership that reduces the urgency for a costly signing. The club aims to add cost-effective cover and depth to the forward line for the remainder of the campaign. Leeds remain short on consistency since returning to the Premier League, sitting 17th with 16 points and hovering just above the relegation zone, leaving supporters concerned about a potential drop back to the Championship.
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