The Whites could also be set to rebuff offers for some of their star players, as their top tier rivals continue to monitor a number of Leeds' top talents.
After today, thoughts will turn to next week when the Premier League makes its return, and Leeds travel to take on Aston Villa in what should be an entertaining Wednesday night clash.
Meanwhile, Leeds defender Robin Koch has been discussing his struggles with injury since joining the club, and revealed: “I couldn't play for a long time and couldn't train with the team.
“We tried it first for six weeks without surgery, and tried again and again. Unfortunately, it didn't get any better, which got frustrating over time. It was then the right decision to have the operation performed by an absolute specialist in the USA. We met her together with the doctors from Leeds United and the medical team from the Germany national team.
“I started rehab as soon as possible and worked hard almost every day. I also had a little more time to read and was able to distract myself so well. I've read Kobe Bryant's biography and Winning, the book by Tim S. Grover, Bryant's and Michael Jordan's fitness coach. How the guys were mentally positioned is both impressive and inspiring at the same time.”
Take a look at the latest stories from the Premier League, as Leeds United gear up for what could be a hectic deadline day:
1. Aubameyang heading to Barca
Barcelona are closing in on a loan deal for Arsenal striker Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang. The ex-Borussia Dortmund sensation has also been linked with Juventus, but the Catalan giants look to have pipped them to the post and sealed the deal. (The Athletic) Photo: PAUL ELLIS
2. Duo jostle for AFCON star
Leicester City and Aston Villa are said to be ready to battle it out for Metz centre-back Boubakar Kouyate, who has been impressing for Mali at AFCON 2022. The Ligue 1 ace, who is also on Southampton's radar, could cost just £16m. (The Sun) Photo: JEAN-CHRISTOPHE VERHAEGEN
3. Toffees close to midfielder deal
Everton are closing in on a loan move for Man Utd midfielder Donny van de Beek. The ex-Ajax star is likely to be the first new signing for incoming manager Frank Lampard, who is set to be named as their new boss today. (BBC Sport) Photo: PAUL ELLIS
4. Scotland ace in high demand
Brighton & Hove Albion and Burnley are believed to be among a number of clubs considering a late swoop for QPR striker Lyndon Dykes. The Scotland international has been in decent form for his side this season, scoring eight goals in 22 league outings. (90min) Photo: Ian MacNicol
5. Cantwell set for Canaries exit
Greek outfit Olimpiakos could be set to swoop for Norwich City midfielder Todd Cantwell. The Europa League club aren't his only admirers, however, with Spanish side Granada among a host of European clubs, as well as Bournemouth, seeking a late deal. (Sky Sports) Photo: Harriet Lander
6. Magpies must spend big to sign Inacio
Newcastle United will have to stump up a fee of around £37m if they're to land Sporting CP defender Goncalo Inacio, according to reports from Portugal. The Magpies are said to have cooled their interest, with his club determined to hold out for the player's release clause. (Sport Witness) Photo: PATRICIA DE MELO MOREIRA