Leeds United winger Dan James is almost ‘ready’ to make his return, as detailed in report by LeedsLive.
James, 26, has been with Leeds United since 2021 and has made 89 appearances in all competitions, three of which have come this season, and scored 18 goals. He has been out of action since the end of August due to a hamstring injury, but he has been making good progress. His contract at Elland Road expires in the summer of June 2026.
According to LeedsLive, Daniel Farke hopes to return after the international break. The Yorkshire club has upcoming home games against Sheffield United and Watford, followed by an away game against Bristol City at Ashton Gate in October. They are currently 5th in the table after a 2-2 draw away to Sunderland on Friday.
Leeds United in line for injury boost
Returning James would be a significant boost for Leeds United. He provides them with another option for the future while also increasing competition and depth in their team.
Leeds United in line for injury boost
Returning James would be a significant boost for Leeds United. He provides them with another option for the future while also increasing competition and depth in their team. Before joining Leeds United, the Beverley native scored nine goals in 74 appearances for Manchester United. James has now shown to be a valuable asset for the Whites, and he was loaned out to Fulham in 2022 as well.
What now?
Leeds United will assess his performance over the following two weeks before deciding whether to reintroduce him against Sheffield United. They won’t want to take any chances and will only play him if he is prepared.
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