Leeds United have made their fair share of misteps in the transfer window over the years.
The Whites may have snapped up some jackpot signings, including the likes of Raphinha, Tyler Adams and many others, but they have also signed a number of flops over the last 13 years. With than in mind, we have rounded up 10 of the club’s worst signings since 2010, and unsurprisingly, the signings fall within Massimo Cellino’s chaotic spell as owner, when there were incomings aplenty - with players and managers.
Join us as we take a look at the 10 worst in no particular order...
1. Paul Rachubka
Rachubka made just six league appearances, including an infamous, mistake-filled clash with former club Blackpool.
2. Felix Wiedwald
Wiedwald spent a season at the club, but he was dropped more than once, and he put together a clumsy spell.
3. Marius Zaliukas
Just 15 league appearances following his 2013 arrival, and none of them were very pretty.
4. Giuseppe Bellusci
Bellusci was a troublesome character, and he wound up gettng his contract cancelled.
5. Michael Brown
Brown arrived with a reputation of being a warrior-like player. He didn’t go down very well.
6. Cameron Stewart
Stewart joined Leeds on loan with a further agreement to a permanent deal. That permanent deal was cancelled, leading to a law suit that saw Stewart win £750,000 in due wages.