Is Leeds United's attack good enough?

Is Leeds' attack good enough even without a new No. 10 like Roland Sallai?

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00:00Roland Salai would have been a big-bodied turn

00:03He would yeah

00:05Again somebody who as far as we understand was was gonna be available from Freiburg at a an unattainable price

00:11I think that the big debate around that one is that you know, Gustavo Hama or Hema

00:16However, you pronounce it, you know that 13 million pound bid went in Salai was going to be available for less than that

00:23So why was that move not pursued?

00:26I understand it's not that straightforward because there'll be deaf different financial constraints in each deal

00:33but

00:34Yeah, I think

00:36Again, I I'm with you on in the in the ten camp that I think he would have been someone who probably would have tipped

00:43leads over over the edge of you know

00:45The likelihood of automatic promotion because as you've mentioned several times, he's a Hungarian international

00:51He's played in the Bundesliga

00:53He starts for Hungary

00:56and

00:58All the YouTube scouting that you want to do it seems as though he probably would be someone who fit

01:03Stylistically with the current leads attack

01:06But I suppose when you've got mana Solomon when you've got large you Rama Zani Dan James Willie Nianto Brendan Aronson

01:13Matteo Joseph Joel Pirro Patrick Bamford

01:16You listen to those names that have been reeled off that attack is more than good enough

01:22To go up automatically to contribute to a significant number of goals

01:29Yeah, and maybe maybe that's the position they took