Leeds United reportedly tracking Champions League forward as Patrick Bamford reflects on mood in Whites camp

Leeds United are back in action at Fulham this evening in the Carabao Cup - and we bring you all the Tuesday morning Whites headlines in one place here.
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Leeds reportedly still interested in Champions League forward

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Amid links fresh links with Arsenal, reports have suggested that Leeds United still hold an interest in Club Brugge's versatile forward Noa Lang. The 22-year-old has scored four goals and made as many assists already this season, and impressed in his side's 1-1 Champions League draw with PSG. (Football Insider).

UPBEAT: Leeds United striker Patrick Bamford, right. Photo by Stu Forster/Getty Images.UPBEAT: Leeds United striker Patrick Bamford, right. Photo by Stu Forster/Getty Images.
UPBEAT: Leeds United striker Patrick Bamford, right. Photo by Stu Forster/Getty Images.

Read all of the latest Leeds United and Premier League transfer rumors at our round up piece HERE

Leeds United's suggested team for Fulham

Marcelo Bielsa's Whites are heading for Carabao Cup action at Fulham tonight, and chief football writer Graham Smyth has outlined the team that he would pick to face the Cottagers if he was Leeds United's head coach.

Read how Smyth sees it HERE

Patrick Bamford hails mood in Whites camp

Staying positive is easy for Leeds United says Patrick Bamford, ahead of the games against Fulham and West Ham United.

Read what Bamford has had to say HERE

Harry Kewell gets the sack

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Harry Kewell has been sacked after seven games in charge of Barnet, along with former Leeds United assistant manager Paul Butler.

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Harry Kewell and former Leeds United assistant manager sacked by Barnet

Whites internationals latest

Whites midfielder Mateusz Klich will return to the Poland squad for next month's World Cup Qualifying games.

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