£10 million Leeds United star reportedly set for exit
The loses of Ethan Ampadu and Ilia Gruev created massive selection problems for Daniel Farke, but fortunately Ao Tanaka and Joe Rothwell have stepped up.
It was confirmed he would miss the next four to six weeks of action. Leeds are already counting the cost of his absence, being unable to score against Bristol City. This resulted in a 0-0 draw at Ashton Gate and losing ground on Championship leaders Sunderland.
This week, there has been more injury news pertaining to a £10 million Leeds United player.
Leeds United right back Rasmus Kristensen who is on loan at Eintracht Frankfurt has suffered a “serious” muscle injury with manager Dino Toppmöller annoyed.
“Rasmus will be out for now. It’s a muscular injury,” he said according to Sport Witness, “I’m annoyed with myself. Before the game, I seriously considered whether I should leave him out. Rasmus has always played, including for the national team.”
This comes as Paul Robinson claims that Kristensen is headed out the door permanently at the end of the season.
Speaking with MOT Leeds News, Robinson said: “The sooner that Leeds get the money in the bank and the player’s wages off the books the better. He’s a player who is surplus to requirement, which is why he is out on loan.
“His wages are off the book and there is a potential transfer fee coming in. For any player who is out on loan, unless it’s a young talent that’s developing, the writing is on the wall.
“Kristensen has an asset value. If the club can get him off the wage bill in January, that’ll be good. We know about the FFP and PSR laws, so a deal like that would be good for the club.”
It is expected he will make a permanent transfer to Frankfurt.
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