
One of the two teams mentioned as possibilities for him is Leeds United, who are reportedly “positioning themselves” for a possible trade, following the apparent confirmation of rumours of extensive interest in his services.
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There doesn’t seem to be much of a need for reinforcements up front, even if it still feels like Joel Piroe and Georginio Rutter might be playing in each other’s positions for Daniel Farke. If anything, it appears like there aren’t enough opportunities to go around at the moment, with Patrick Bamford consistently being the man up behind the main two central attackers, and Sonny Perkins already out on loan. Joe Gelhardt and possibly Mateo Joseph will likely need to look for playing time elsewhere in the January window.

However, clubs should never wait to make plans for the future unless an urgent need arises, therefore it’s plausible that Nick Hammond has concentrated on Diarra as a player to be established in the future.
It was anticipated that Willy Gnonto would take some time to establish himself before making a significant impact on the squad during the previous season, but things can change because he turned out to be one of the team’s bright spots during a terrible campaign.
If Diarra is a target for a midseason swap, he would undoubtedly anticipate being involved sooner rather than later at the age of 23.
If the rumour is correct, he would appear to be a reasonably priced possibility, if a little out of left field; nonetheless, a left back or a specialist number 10 are definitely higher priority for the present season.
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