‘Unbelievable’ Elland Road ace spotted training in new Leeds social media video, despite Farke comments
Spence, who had hoped to make his full Leeds debut in the match at the Den, is a significant question, according to Daniel Farke, who said this during the pre-game news conference.

After missing some training sessions earlier in the week due to personal matters, Spence is reported to have taken a hit to his knee during training on Thursday.
His 10-minute cameo against Sheffield Wednesday further heightened the anticipation around his signing, which was already high after Ian Wright called his previous loan stint in the Championship “unbelievable.” His absence would be a devastating blow to Leeds.
Spence spotted in latest Leeds training video
While the exact timing of this video’s recording is unknown, Spence was frequently spotted moving without restriction alongside the rest of his colleagues.
It would imply that Spence has rapidly resolved the problem and that it was merely a slight knock if it were Friday morning.

Darko Gyabi was spotted, despite the fact that he was playing for Leeds’ U21s on Friday night, which may be a hint that it was Thursday.
Despite the fact that Gyabi is unlikely to train on a day when a game is taking place, Leeds simply showed clips of the warm-up.
In either case, depending on whether he is in the squad or not, we will probably find out how bad it truly is tomorrow. We hope he is okay.
In a related development
Farke ready to let main Leeds player leave in January

The summer transfer window was something of a nightmare for Daniel Farke and Leeds United, and it’s closure has to have come as a relief for the German and new owners, 49ers Enterprises.
It should allow the team to settle in for at least the upcoming several months, both on and off the field, and offer Farke the best chance to get the all whites back up to the Premier League right away.
They are now stuck in the middle of the table, and they won’t want to spend too much time catching up.
The club should be in a far better position to know exactly what they need at the start of the January transfer window in order to go all out during the second half of the 2023–24 season and turn promotion into a reality rather than a pipe dream.
Illan Meslier, the team’s goalkeeper, is one player who is unlikely to accompany them on the trip.
Despite the fact that he started the most of the team’s games this season, rumors claim that the club is entirely thrilled with losing the player in January since they believe they have a substitute in Karl Darlow.
It may be argued that his current spot in the starting lineup is intended to serve as a shop window for him, luring in potential employers who passed on him during the summer.