The transfer window has been open for just over a month now and activity is starting to intensify across the country. We’re less than four weeks away from the start of the 2024/25 Championship season, with squads starting to take shape as pre-season friendlies come thick and fast.
It’s no different at Leeds United, and while much of the focus has been on outgoings so far, a trio of senior options have arrived in the form of Joe Rodon, Alex Cairns and Joe Rothwell. But money is relatively tight this summer and the books have had to be balanced via the sale of some first-team players including academy star Archie Gray.
Below, the YEP has taken a look at ins and outs across the Championship since the end of last season to see who has spent big and who has cash in the bank. Take a look to see how Leeds have done so far.
13. Plymouth Argyle - £0
Darko Gyabi will play under manager Wayne Rooney, having signed on loan from Leeds for a second time. No money in or out at this moment in time. | Getty Images
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14. QPR - £0
Free transfers in and out the only business at Loftus Road so far. | Getty Images
15. Portsmouth - £0
Leeds' opening day rivals have been limited to free transfers so far, signing defender Jordan Williams, winger Josh Murphy and goalkeeper Jordan Archer. Photo: Getty Images : Gary Oakley/Getty Images
16. Sunderland - £0
Interest in Pierre Ekwah yet to develop, with Sunderland limited to free transfers in and out so far. Alan Browne from Preston the most notable arrival. | Getty Images
17. Swansea City - £252k profit
Nathan Wood joined Southampton for around £3m, with that money split between signing Goncalo Franco and Ji-sung Eom. Photo: Ryan Hiscott
18. Blackburn Rovers - £741k profit
Goalkeeper Leopold Wahlstedt joined Aarhus for a six-figure fee, with around £100k spent on 18-year-old Linfield winger Aodhan Doherty. Photo: Ed Sykes