Leeds United, despite a rocky start to the Championship season, now find themselves in fourth position in the early league standings after a rather comfortable 2-0 victory against Hull City last time out.
The despair that engulfed Elland Road when the likes of Archie Gray, Crysencio Summerville and Georginio Rutter all packed their bags for pastures new in quick succession has lessened now, as Daniel Farke now goes about rallying his new-look troops to put together another promotion push.
He will hope he can rely on a number of new recruits that entered through the door during this frantic summer transfer window to steer the Whites up the league, as Largie Ramazani and Manor Solomon both joined to give Leeds even more down the flanks, away from the heroics of Daniel James and Wilfried Gnonto.
Ramazani was only given a late second-half run-out against the Tigers but will hope he can push for a starting spot in the weeks to come, with the ex-Manchester United youngster having the potential to even displace the aforementioned Italian if he manages to gel in well.
What Ramazani cost Leeds this summer
The agile 5 foot 6 winger was formerly in and around the youth structure at the Theatre of Dreams, before joining one of Man United’s many arch-rivals in the Whites.
The Belgian attacker would never quite make the grade at Old Trafford, however, as the now 23-year-old would only go to make one first-team appearance for the illustrious Red Devils, after firing in 11 goals from just 18 games in the U23 set-up.
