Leeds United look set for a busy and exciting summer as preparations get underway for their Premier League return. Chairman Paraag Marathe has already described it as the most important transfer window in decades at Elland Road, with the expectation being money will be spent and Daniel Farke’s squad overhauled.
Incomings will be the key focus among fans but for books to be balanced and squads to be trimmed, outgoing decisions are equally important. Leeds have a handful of senior players coming towards the end of their contracts, be they permanent or temporary, while the YEP reported on Wednesday an ‘exodus’ is anticipated at youth level.
All in all, across the first-team and academy, 18 Leeds players are currently set to move on this summer. Below, the YEP takes a look into them all.

7. Joe Snowdon
A one-year contract extension signed last summer expires shortly, with 21-year-old Snowdon only playing three Premier League 2 games this season. | Leeds United
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8. DEF: Junior Firpo
Arguably the one senior player with a serious chance of extending his contract, having been outstanding this season. Told the YEP last month he is no clearer on what the future holds, with reports of interest from the Premier League and Spain. | Getty Images

9. DEF: Joe Richards
Spent a month on loan at South Shields earlier this season and has since agreed a scholarship with the University of Delaware in the United States. | Leeds United Photo: Leeds United

10. MID: Joshua Guilavogui
Joined as a free agent in October and has been a hugely positive influence in the dressing room, if not particularly so on the pitch. An extension currently appears unlikely, with other Leeds teammates recently signing his shirt with messages of good luck and thanks. Will turn 35 in September. | George Wood/Getty Images Photo: George Wood/Getty Images
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11. MID: Joe Rothwell
A calf injury kept Rothwell out for much of the run-in but he's been excellent all season, endearing himself to fans with forward-thinking performances. There hasn't been any indication as of yet whether Leeds plan to keep the 30-year-old beyond his loan spell or move on. | Getty Images



