“it is his last game, so sad” Leeds Hero player has now played his last game for Leeds this season because of…..

Leeds United’s Stuart Dallas, who played a pivotal role in the team’s ascent to the Premier League, has been out of action for almost two years following a serious leg injury. Despite the passage of time, there’s still no clear timeline for his return to the field. Michael O’Neill, the Northern Ireland national team manager, has shared his concerns about Dallas’ extended absence, noting the challenges of missing such a substantial period in today’s game.

Leeds United’s coach, Daniel Farke, has deliberately avoided specifying when Dallas might make a comeback to prevent any undue pressure on the player. Dallas’ situation is made more pressing by the fact that his contract is due to end soon, and with the club undergoing changes, including farewells to other longstanding players, it’s uncertain if Dallas will wear the Leeds jersey again.

Dallas has remained involved with the team, offering support and inspiration to his teammates at Elland Road, despite not being able to play. However, with the season’s end approaching and promotion on the line, there may not be room to ease Dallas back into match fitness.

As Dallas’ contract winds down and considering his long-standing service to the club, there’s talk of Leeds United possibly arranging a testimonial match to celebrate his ten years with the team, providing a fitting tribute at Elland Road.