Leeds were one of the Premier League' s main movers on Tuesday's transfer deadline day, signing winger Dan James from Manchester United for a fee of £25m.
James becomes United's second most expensive signing, following the arrival of Spanish international forward Rodrigo last summer from Valencia for £27m.
Leeds also loaned out winger Helder Costa to Valencia on deadline day and here is a suggestion of how everything might fit into place when everybody is fit.
Marcelo Bielsa's Whites will return to Premier League action with a clash against Jurgen Klopp's Liverpool at Elland Road on Sunday, September 12.
13. Pascal Struijk (sub)
It could be argued that the 22-year-old should start in defence at centre-back but if not here's there pushing hard and waiting in the wings. Can also come in as a CDM. Picture by Bruce Rollinson.
14. Robin Koch (sub)
Similar comments to Llorente apply to German international Koch who can also play as a centre-back or CDM. Picture by Jonathan Gawthorpe.
15. Jamie Shackleton (sub)
The 21-year-old is an extremely useful player to Leeds in being equally happy as a right back or anywhere in midfield. Always brings energy off the bench. Photo by Marc Atkins/Getty Images.
16. Mateusz Klich (sub)
The Polish international is another for whom it could be argued should definitely start. Can line up anywhere in midfield. Possibly best box to box although has looked good lately when even more advanced. Photo by Marc Atkins/Getty Images.
17. Dan James (sub)
Really? A £25m purchase on the bench? But that's the way things might be in the beginning although James will surely then become a starter, yet will it be on the left or right wing or as a no 10? Over to you Marcelo. Picture by LUFC.
18. Tyler Roberts (sub)
United's other first team option upfront or as a no 10 who has played out wide too. Crysencio Summerville, Joe Gelhardt and Sam Greenwood are other leading attacking options plus Drameh, Forshaw, Bate and Charlie Cresswell further back. Picture by Bruce Rollinson.