Leeds signed off until February with last weekend's 1-0 loss at home to Newcastle United, after which Bielsa still had nine players sidelined, Kalvin Phillips and Liam Cooper not expected back until March due to hamstring issues.
Junior Firpo and Adam Forshaw also missed last weekend's defeat at home to the Magpies with hamstring problems, joining Patrick Bamford (foot), Jamie Shackleton (Achilles), Charlie Cresswell (shoulder), Sam Greenwood (knee) and Crysencio Summerville (shoulder) on the sidelines.
But one Whites player has managed to take in every single minute of every league game so far and two Leeds men have started every league fixture.
Here, in descending order, we run through the top 13 Whites players who have featured the most amidst continued injury woes.
7. 7th - Dan James
1249 minutes. Summer signing James has quickly become one of Marcelo Bielsa's most-used players, playing upfront of late in the absence of the leading striker options. James has started 15 games and had two outings from the bench.
8. 6th - Diego Llorente
1268 minutes. The Spanish international's first season at Leeds was heavily disrupted and he began the second season injured and then went off against Liverpool but Llorente has started 15 games so far this term. Much better on the injury front.
9. 5th - Liam Cooper
1275 minutes. United's captain had started every league game and played every minute until injuring his hamstring in the early stages of the 2-2 draw at home to Brentford at the start of December. Not seen since. 15 starts so far.
10. 4th - Jack Harrison
1354 minutes. The winger was nominated for January's Premier League player of the month award and only three Whites players have featured more this season despite Harrison only starting 16 of United's 21 league games.
11. 3rd - Raphinha
1621 minutes. Star man Raphinha was ill for the Spurs trip and missed Southampton away after returning from international duty with Brazil but he has started every other league game.
12. 2nd - Stuart Dallas
1878 minutes. The reigning player of the year has been ever-present aside from coming off with 12 minutes left in October's 1-0 triumph at home to Watford. Dallas has started all 21 league games and is the only outfield player to do so.