Sports scientist and physical therapist Brar said the following about Dallas in an exclusive interview with MOT Leeds News:
The club will probably give him a lot of bounce matches and short bursts of minutes to see how quickly he recovers, given how long he has been receiving individual training.
“It’s difficult to pinpoint what phase of his rehabilitation is still ongoing at this time, and he still seems weeks away from returning.”
Leeds injury woes
The 32-year-old’s future is unknown after his Elland Road contract expires at the conclusion of the current campaign.
It is expected that clubs will continue to permit players to stay on the pitch until they have fully recovered, as Dallas has been a significant force behind the scenes for the past few years.
If all goes well, hopefully, he will continue to play professional football, either at Leeds or somewhere else, and his career won’t end as a result.
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Manager says ‘world-class’ player is ‘closest’ to leaving amid reports Leeds want him
The Whites are reportedly interested in signing Glen Kamara, a midfielder for Rangers, in the next days.
Dean Jones stated on GiveMeSport that “this week’s Thursday and Friday are viewed as really key days for Leeds with a bid for Kamara ready to be lodged.”
As a result of links, Kamara is currently “the one that’s closest” to departing, according to Rangers manager Michael Beale.
‘Losing a very good player’
While it’s not yet a given, Beale seems to have accepted that he won’t win this summer’s Finland international.
According to BBC Sport, he said, “We’re close to a couple that might be going out of the way.” Depending on whether something out of the norm occurs, we might respond.
Glen is the person who is closest. When I first returned to the club [in December], we had an open discussion regarding Glen’s future and how he perceived it.
“Glen wanted to move this summer, so we expected him to do so. There is nothing wrong with that.
Because we would be losing a really excellent player, “He has to clearly find the right club, and it has to be the right valuation for everyone.
“As a coach, you have to take a different approach when a player is open and honest about the fact that he sees his future elsewhere. I wasn’t in the mood to recruit players for the Rangers.
Glen has been a great addition to the team since he arrived. If nothing changes this week, Glen will be stuck in this position until January, at which point the rules will be completely different.
Leeds may have not started the Championship season particularly well, but in terms of transfer business, they’ve been putting together an outstanding team.
Players like Piroe, Ethan Ampadu, Karl Darlow, Sam Byram, and Joe Rodon could all contribute to a Premier League squad.
Kamara is another “world-class” athlete who has excelled at the top level. He has participated in Euro 2020, the Europa League, and the Champions League.
It will be fascinating to watch how Leeds perform throughout the season as the club acclimates to life in the second tier and all the new players get a chance to gel.