Tyler Adams, a midfielder for the USMNT, recently had another injury setback, therefore Leeds United fared significantly better as a result of their trade with Bournemouth for Adams.

At Elland Road, the summer transfer window was dominated by departures that were simply out of the club’s control, with some players acting more professionally than others.

Luis Sinisterra and Tyler Adams, two talents who departed Leeds, ended up moving to Bournemouth, and the way they acquired their South Coast moves left a bad taste in the mouth.

How is Tyler Adams getting on?

Adams was Leeds’ sole significant sale in terms of revenue, going for a permanent £23 million, and it was later discovered that he was threatening legal action in order to fulfill his desire to play in the Premier League once more.

Due to his misbehavior during the summer transfer window, club CEO Angus Kinnear stated that the midfielder would not be on the team’s Christmas card list. The club’s parting statement, which only managed to generate 18 words to confirm the news without any best wishes, echoed that sentiment.

He underwent more rehabilitation since then after hamstring surgery in March terminated his season at Leeds, and he made his debut for the Cherries in their EFL Cup victory over Stoke City.

However, the USMNT player was once again forced to sit out of a weekend home game against Arsenal as Andoni Iraola revealed he was still having hamstring issues.

Adams’ prognosis of “some time” off is giving him a lot of stress, as well as the player who was eager to return to the Premier League but now has wait even longer.

While this was going on, Leeds amassed £23 million, which they used to spend £17.5 million on Ethan Ampadu, Glen Kamara, and Ilia Gruev. As a result, they are now much better off in Farke’s possession-based system.

No one wants to see athletes suffer injuries, but the manner in which Adams left Leeds for this chance only to have it taken away from him for the first three months won’t win him any friends in West Yorkshire.