After a very strong final quarter of the season, Karl Darlowis now fourth in the Championship standings and very much still has an automatic promotion spot in their sights.
This season, Daniel Farke and his team only want to return to the Premier League, and they will be trying to stay injury-free in order to achieve that goal.
As we approach the genuine crunch stage of the season, the squad is in great shape despite the last several months seeing a lot of activity on the Thorp Arch treatment table.
Football FanCast provides you with the most recent information on injuries and suspensions pertaining to Leeds ahead of their FA Cup matchup with Plymouth Argyle on Saturday.
Although Farke’s team is in better shape than it was a month ago, there have been a few new worries as of late.
Stuart Dallas is still healing from a chronic injury he suffered more than eighteen months ago. The 32-year-old underwent three procedures to treat a femur fracture.
Karl Darlow, meantime, is reportedly still healing from a dislocated thumb; Farke made no mention of this during his press conference on Friday, January 26.
Dan James was taken off the field at halftime against Norwich City due to a hip injury, and Farke confirmed that James will not play in the FA Cup. Pascal Struijk has been sidelined with a groin/adductor injury and is not anticipated to play this weekend as he continues to heal.
Archie Gray was substituted late in the Norwich game after taking a knock to the knee. Farke was hoping the injury wasn’t too serious, so it’s unlikely that Gray will play on Saturday.
Although Wilfried Gnonto has missed the last two games, it appears that
