Leeds United have the chance to bounce back from two successive defeats, as they return to Premier League action next Sunday against Arsenal.
The Whites have been beaten in back-to-back games against Leicester City and Crystal Palace, but will be determined to rediscover some of their early-season form against the Gunners next weekend.
Marcelo Bielsa may be tempted to give his squad the best chance of a solid finish in their first season back in the top-flight when the January window opens soon.
With that said, here are the latest Leeds-related transfer stories.
Mills tips Roberts to move in January
Former Leeds defender Danny Mills has tipped Tyler Roberts to secure a loan move away from Elland Road in January.
Roberts is yet to feature for over 60 minutes in a Premier League match this season - starting just two matches for the Whites.
Speaking to Football Insider, Mills said: "If you're coming on for half-an-hour, half a game, you can always have a fabulous cameo and people go, 'oh, that's decent', but you need to see what he's like for 90 minutes, 10 games in a row.
"You do start to wonder, coming towards the transfer window, that isn't too far away, that he might go out on loan and he's more than likely to play week-in, week-out."
Whelan urges De Paul signing
Following Leeds' summer interest in Udinese midfielder Rodrigo De Paul, Noel Whelan has urged the Yorkshire-based club to go out and sign the talented Argentine.
It was reported in the summer that a bid of £23million for De Paul was rejected by the Serie A side.
Speaking to Football Insider, via Give Me Sport, Whelan said: "I think we need strength in that central area. I've seen him play a number of times, very aggressive, very creative as well, looks after the ball and recycles it very well amongst the side.
"He's very experienced, he's a bit more of a creative player that we've got in the midfield so far."
Buendia reveals key moment in staying at Norwich
Emi Buendia was a reported target for Leeds over the summer, and now the Norwich City star has revealed a key moment in why he stayed at Carrow Road.
Buendia enjoyed an impressive season - on a personal note - in the Premier League last campaign, with the Canaries being relegated back to the Championship.
Speaking to the Eastern Daily Press, the Argentine said: "For the Bournemouth game, it wasn't a very good week for me. I was a bit annoyed with my situation about everything.
"The boss decided that I couldn't play that game because he always picks the best option for the team. I understood and I talked to him. I'm really happy with that meeting with him because I learned a lot about my situation.
"After that, I changed my mind, I trained more in each training session and the situation changed and I could be back in the team for the next game."
