Leeds United’s 2023–24 Championship campaign is looking good, as Daniel Farke’s team appears to have timed their ascent to the top of the standings perfectly.
The all-whites, who were once a massive 11 points ahead of Leicester City at one point in the season, are now only three points behind the league leaders.
It won’t be clear until later in the season whether the German team can advance automatically or via the Play-Offs, and a promotion will essentially determine the club’s transfer policy.
Luke Ayling, who moved on loan earlier in the season for Championship rivals Middlesbrough, is one player who might theoretically be regarded as an Elland Road icon.
He would undoubtedly be eager to test his cunning against the top players in the Premier League, but it appears that a longer stay on Teeside may be in the works.
As of right now, that’s undoubtedly what’s next, and as Boro manager Michael Carrick put it, “you’re always playing for something,” according to Teeside Live.
By the look on his face, that’s the last thing on his mind. He’s all in; he wants to win games for us and do well. We’ll see. That will transpire as it is going to transpire over the next months.
As last season’s promoted clubs, Luton Town, Sheffield United, and Burnley, are all discovering this year, Ayling, at thirty-two, is not getting any younger. Neither is there space for passengers in the English premier league these days.
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