It is likely to be a busy one at Elland Road and clearly things are already going on in the background following Brenden Aaronson’s decision to return to Leeds next season.

Aaronson opted to reject offers from the likes of Union Berlin in favour of giving it another go, with talks with manager Daniel Farke playing a key role behind-the-scenes.

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Aaronson will certainly play a big role in helping fill that number 10 position next season, an area of the field Leeds didn’t really have an out-and-out option last term.

Joel Piroe and Georginio Rutter both had long spells in that role but neither are really proper attacking midfielders and so clearly it is something Leeds are looking to address.