Newsome blown away by Gray’s intelligence
Although some of the top teams in Europe are already showing interest in Gray, Leeds will be doubly protected if they sign him to a new contract.
Leeds isn’t really under any pressure to sell him, but clubs will have to pay a hefty price if they are to consider doing so.
As a lifelong Leeds supporter, Gray has already expressed in public his desire to do great things at the team; ideally, that begins with assisting the Whites in winning promotion.
Nevertheless, Leeds supporters should cherish every second Gray spends with the team since teams like Manchester City won’t be around for long to entice him to depart.
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Stuart Dallas, a midfielder for Leeds United, is still anticipated to remain sidelined for weeks because he hasn’t fully recovered, according to injury expert Dr. Rajpal Brar.
Since fracturing his femur against Manchester City in the Premier League at the beginning of 2022, the Northern Irishman has not been seen on the field.
If everything had gone according to plan, Brar thinks he might have been back by January. When he does return, he will require a lot of games to get back into game shape.
Physical therapist and sports scientist Brar, who spoke exclusively to MOT Leeds News, stated the following about Dallas:
After breaking his femur, there was first hope that he could return by January, but that hasn’t happened.
This player seems to have required a significant and prolonged increase in fitness after suffering a rare but serious injury.
“I expect the club will give him multiple bounce matches and small doses of minutes to gauge his recovery, given how long he has been in individual training.”
It’s difficult to say what stage of his rehabilitation he’s in right now, and he still seems weeks away from making a comeback.
Leeds injury woes
The 32-year-old’s Elland Road contract expires at the end of the current campaign, and it is unclear what will happen to him beyond that.
Since Dallas has been a significant behind-the-scenes player for the past few years, clubs are expected to extend their policy of allowing players to remain put until they fully recuperate.
Hopefully, this does not end his career and he is back to playing professional football when fit, whether it’s at Leeds or elsewhere
