£5m Leeds player has just done something never before seen in the Championship throughout history
The information was given by Opta.
So what has Glen Kamara managed to achieve in Leeds? Now let’s investigate…Glen Kamara creates championship history.
This is a very impressive feat for the £5 million man, though.
Following Tuesday’s convincing 4-0 victory over Swansea, Kamara, according to Opta, has become the only player in history to complete 95% or more of his passes in seven straight Championship appearances.
This is, of course, a somewhat specialised statistic, but it does demonstrate the level of composure and control Daniel Farke’s midfielder Kamara provides for Leeds during games.
In his 26 games played across all competitions this season, the 28-year-old has contributed three assists.
Leeds recruited tremendously in midfield
We think Leeds should be given a lot of credit for their summer hiring, particularly in the midfield area.
To put it mildly, Robin Koch was selected in midfield alongside Adam Forshaw and Weston McKennie for the final game of the previous season. This is by no means a formidable combination.
It makes sense that Tottenham, who won 4-1, went wild.
Nonetheless, Elland Road’s midfield division has undergone a transformation with to the acquisition of Ilia Gruev from Werder Bremen and the signing of Kamara from Rangers.
Based on his 17 Championship outings to far, the Bulgarian has an amazing pass success rate of 93.1%, according to WhoScored.
With reference to Kamara, the master from Tampere who appears to be beloved by Farke, he has a 93.6% pass success percentage this season.
Hopefully, the two can stay healthy and keep pulling strings for Leeds.
In related development

Leeds United star Patrick Bamford says £8.5m Leicester man is ‘fantastic’ in the changing room
For a possible transfer cost of up to £8.5 million, Coady signed with Leicester last summer, although he hasn’t had much success in the playing department.Wout Faes and Jannik Vestergaard are preferred by Enzo Maresca.
Despite being a ten-time England star, Coady has only received 10 games. He was formerly the captain of Wolves. During his playing career, Bamford has partnered with Coady for England at the U18, U19, and senior levels.
Bamford discussed his England cap and his sixth youth cap in an interview on the My Mate’s A Footballer podcast. In an England shirt, he played four times with Coady.
For England’s U18 team, twice; for the U19 team; and for the one senior cap Bamford owns, which came from that 2021 4-0 victory over Andorra. Coady can be excellent in the locker room, according to Bamford.

He’s really great in a changing room, to be honest. He was my teammate in England for U17 and U18. In the most recent episode of his podcast featuring comic Joe Wilkinson, Bamford stated, “He was the captain back then.”
At that point, he was one of them. On the other hand, when you’re just lounging, he finds ways to get you to stop talking. He’s great in a changing room, though, and he was the same way when we travelled with England.