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Leeds United’s Hopes of Bright 24/25 Start Boosted by Rivals’ Transfer Developments

As the new Championship season approaches, Leeds United is poised to capitalize on the transfer turmoil of their early opponents. Daniel Farke’s side kicks off their campaign against newly-promoted Portsmouth, followed by testing away games against West Brom and Sheffield Wednesday, and a home clash with Hull City.

Last season’s failure to secure promotion was partly due to a slow start, with seven points dropped in the first three games. This time around, Farke will be eager to make a strong start, and the transfer developments of their rivals have handed them a boost.

West Brom, Leeds’ second opponents, are undergoing a significant rebuild. As reported by John Percy, the Baggies have lost three first-team regulars in quick succession: Brandon Thomas-Asante, Okay Yokuslu, and Conor Townsend. Additionally, Cedric Kipre’s free transfer exit means four of their most frequent starting lineup from last season have departed.

Hull City, Leeds’ fourth opponents, are also in turmoil. Only four players from their most frequent starting XI remain, and their only two transfers to date are re-signing Ryan Giles permanently and landing Cody Drameh on a free after leaving Leeds. The Tigers have a new manager, and their squad will need time to adapt to his principles, making them vulnerable to a slow start.

In contrast, Leeds United has enjoyed a strong pre-season, with a settled squad and a clear sense of continuity. Farke will be looking to take advantage of their opponents’ rebuilding processes and lay down a marker for the season ahead.

As Leeds United season ticket holder Kris Smith notes, “Leeds could take advantage of WBA, Hull’s transfer rebuild. While Leeds are hoping for continuity this season with their squad hitting the ground running, August opposition West Brom and Hull City are in the opposite position.”

The Whites’ first fixtures offer a chance to make a statement and build momentum for the season ahead. With their rivals in disarray, Leeds United is well-placed to capitalize and make a bright start to the 24/25 campaign.

Will Leeds get promoted this season? Only time will tell, but with their rivals struggling to rebuild, the Whites have a golden opportunity to make a strong start and set the tone for the season ahead.

In conclusion, Leeds United’s hopes of a bright 24/25 start have been boosted by the transfer developments of their rivals. With West Brom and Hull City undergoing significant rebuilds, the Whites are poised to take advantage and make a strong start to the season. Farke’s side has the continuity and momentum to capitalize on their opponents’ turmoil and lay down a marker for the campaign ahead.