Brar, a sports scientist and physical therapist, exclusively spoke to MOT Leeds News about James.
“The physiotherapists will have assessed him, and if necessary, imaging will follow.
But it doesn’t sound like there was a lot in it.
“It seems that players take criticism well and move on from it quickly; this also seems to be the case with him.”
In 18 league games this season, James has scored seven goals and provided four assists for Daniel Farke’s team. James has been in excellent form.
He has been effective wherever the Germans have used him, whether it is on the left or right flank.
In the event that the Whites get promoted, the Elland Road supporters will finally see what Marcelo Bielsa saw in him, and he will be at the centre of most activities.
In a related development:
Leeds United will ‘In the Coming Days’ sign Glen Kamara away from Rangers.
According to insiders, Last Word on Football has learned that Leeds United would sign Rangers midfielder Glen Kamara “in the coming days” as the situation intensifies. The Finn’s “very aggressive” playing style, which is ideal for Daniel Farke’s approach, has been previously described.
How Does Glen Kamara Play?
Glen Kamara is a standard midfielder who spends the majority of his time in the middle of the field for his Glaswegian team. The Finnish player is perfectly competent of playing both the box-to-box position and the defensive midfielder position, shifting between the two as needed.
His qualifications are perfect for Archie Gray’s current position on the side. While still free to advance, Luke Ayling bombs along the right flank as Gray retreats to a defensive position. Kamara is the ideal candidate for this extraordinarily adaptable position on the side, particularly given his prowess on the defensive end of the field.
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Will Leeds United Face a Challenge in Landing the Midfielder?
Kamara won’t play at Hampden Park again, according to some reports from Rangers’ boss, with a transfer appearing all but certain. According to reports, the Champions League team is seeking a transfer fee of £5.5 million, which is a minuscule sum when compared to the money Bournemouth paid for Tyler Adams.
Personal terms are the only remaining obstacle, which is unlikely to be a significant problem. For a player of Kamara’s caliber, there should be plenty of freedom in the wage budget with players like Rodrigo, Tyler Adams, and Brenden Aaronson off the books.