Here is all the latest news from around Elland Road over the past 24 hours.
Liverpool eye Ben White
Premier League champions Liverpool are monitoring Leeds United loanee Ben White in their hunt to rejuvenate their defensive line ahead of their title defence.
The Brighton defender starred during his campaign at Elland Road, playing an integral part in the club's successful bid to bring an end to a 16-year wait for top-flight football.
While Leeds would love to sign the defender permanently, Brighton are standing firm and Liverpool's interest to lead to a rise in their asking price.
Marcelo Bielsa's brilliant gesture
Avid Leeds United supporter Tony Clark is touring a bronze statue of Marcelo Bielsa across Yorkshire to raise funds for the Mind charity, with the statue featuring the Argentine sat on top of his trademark bucket.
On Friday, the statue was in the North Yorkshire town of Harrogate as the final stop on its tour, with the bronze statue having visited Filey and Leeds city centre over the past few days.
"Originally, I designed it for Leeds United and they were going to take it," Mr Clark told LeedsLive . "Then after the covid and everything else there was a lot of controversy about it.
"Basically, a message then came from the club that Bielsa would love it to go to the fans and then James Mooney [Leeds' head of communications] said that if I was to raffle it off then he would love that."
Leeds in hunt to sign Emmanuel Dennis
Leeds United are set to rival the likes of Newcastle United and Wolves in the market for the services of Club Brugge striker Emmanuel Dennis, Belgian outlet HLN states.
The 22-year-old is reportedly keen on leaving the club, where he won the league title this season, with the intention of taking the next step in his career amid interest from the Premier League and the Bundesliga.
Dennis scored nine goals, supplied two assists and earned his first caps for Nigeria in the 2019/20 season as Club Brugge were awarded the Belgian league title after the campaign was halted in May, with Leeds among those said to be keeping an eye on his situation.
