The January transfer window has swung open for English sides, who are now free to do business for the next month.
Victor Orta and company enjoyed a record-breaking summer which saw no less than £100million spent, which means we're unlikely to see too much heavy lifting at Elland Road in the coming weeks.
But Leeds United will enter the window with their eyes open for any opportunities that may arise.
"I can't give you a firm answer, I can't say yes or no," Marcelo Bielsa said when asked about his club's Jaunary plans following the win over West Bromwich Albion.
"If there's a player that clearly improves the squad then obviously that would be good for the club.
"The option to bring a great player to the club sometimes depends on the needs of the team, but sometimes opportunities arise.
"In this sense, Victor Orta has a way of working which usually benefits the team."
Here's all the information you need on the start and end of the January window.
When does the January window open?
The winter transfer window will run pretty much as normal. opened on Saturday January 2, 2021 for Premier League and EFL clubs, with Spain and Italy open for business on January 4.
When does the January window close?
The window will close on February 1, 2021.
This will enable clubs to complete countless deals, with the closure of the window pushed back a little due to the fact that January 31 is a Sunday.
Loan deals also tend to punctuate the January window, with out-of-favour players often seeking first-team minutes elsewhere. This season, those decisions may be impacted by a congested calendar, however.
Is there an extended window for loan and EFL clubs?
No. Unlike in October, there is no extra time allocated for trading between the Premier League and the EFL.
