Head coach Marcelo Bielsa held his pre-match press conference on Friday morning and revealed that Patrick Bamford (ankle), Luke Ayling (knee) and Robin Koch (hip) were all still injured.
Bielsa said he would know mow about the condition of both Jamie Shackleton and Junior Firpo in the run up to Sunday's fixture which will see the Whites and Foxes lock horns in a 2pm kick-off at Elland Road.
Shackleton was forced off injured midway through the second half of last weekend's 2-1 victory at Norwich City, a game Firpo missed having played 30 minutes for United's under-23s on the Friday evening on his comeback from a muscular injury.
After Bielsa provided his latest team news, this is how we think Leeds will line up as Foxes boss Brendan Rodgers and his Leicester side head for Elland Road.

7. CM - Mateusz Klich
Jamie Shackleton was the third member of United's midfield at Norwich in a right wing back role of sorts but went off injured. If he's fit he will start but if not it's likely either Klich, Adam Forshaw or maybe Cody Drameh. Klich is probably the call.

8. RW - Raphinha
Bielsa has continually shuffled the positions of his front four during striker Patrick Bamford's absence but class act Raphinha has remained out wide where it's now the norm for him to cause chaos. After this it's back to South America for Brazil duty.

9. LW - Jack Harrison
Harrison was tried upfront at Norwich but it never really worked and the winger soon moved back to the left flank. Crysencio Summerville is clearly fast emerging as another option and Harrison needs a return to form. Bielsa will likely give him the chance to discover it.

10. ACM - Rodrigo
United's record signing is back in the Spain squad after good recent form and the only question against Leicester is whether he starts upfront or as a no 10. It could well be the latter, at least to start with.

11. ST - Dan James
Like Harrison, James seems better out wide but the summer recruit does have plenty of experience of playing upfront for Wales. The calls for Joe Gelhardt to start remain strong whilst Tyler Roberts is another options but James might well get another go upfront.

