What to do with the players who are now playing away from Elland Road is one of the major problems facing the ownership of 49ers Enterprises as they work to organise Leeds United’s operations in preparation for a possible return to the Premier League.

The future is unknown for Leeds’ loanees.

Daniel Farke’s team is poised to begin preparing for life back in the top division as they sit atop the Championship table for the first time this season. Deals are already being arranged for those in West Yorkshire who are surplus to needs, even though anything could alter in the closing stages of the season.

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There is additional motivation for Daniel Farke’s team to succeed.

The season will come to an end, and many of the people who were sent on temporary assignments away from Elland Road will be moving on.A £20 million fee for the winger might allow Jack Harrison to extend his contract with Everton. With another move this summer planned, Marc Roca is now on loan back to his home country of Spain.

Leeds United players out on loan Current Club
Max Wöber Borussia Monchengladbach
Brendan Aaronson Union Berlin
Rasmus Kristensen Roma
Marc Roca Real Betis
Diego Llorente Roma
Sam Greenwood Middlesbrough
Cody Drameh Birmingham City
Ian Poveda Sheffield Wednesday
Luke Ayling Middlesbrough
Jack Harrison Everton
Darko Gyabi

It is anticipated that Cody Drameh and Ian Poveda will have played their final games for Leeds. Both players are presently on loan at other Championship teams. Reports currently say that the next guy to be shown the door at Elland Road is the Whites’ next on-loan player, with the majority of players potentially going during the next transfer window.

49ers negotiating move for Wober exit

Max Wober may leave Leeds this summer, as was initially revealed on Florian Plettenberg’s X account, a journalist for Sky Sports. The Bundesliga team Borussia Monchengladbach is currently loaning out the defender, and after the 26-year-old’s performances this season, the club wants to make the arrangement permanent.

With Monchengladbach comfortably sitting in the middle of the Bundesliga, Wober has made 23 appearances for the team this season. It makes sense that there is a strong desire to extend the contract since the defender is now a mainstay in Gerardo Seoane’s squad.

Leeds would probably be willing to let Wober go because of their progress in pursuing Joe Rodon, but Plettenberg asserts that “the negotiation with Leeds United is very tough”. The journalist claims that the German team is not willing to match the price at this time, thus the Whites would need to pay between £8.5 million and £10.5 million to seal the deal.

After leaving Red Bull Salzburg for £11 million in January 2023, Wober moved to Elland Road. The only thing standing in Wober’s way of a permanent move seems to be the Leeds ownership driving a hard bargain, since the Austrian seems to be surplus to needs with his parent club.