Leeds United have seen four departures this month but are yet to make any signings. With Sonny Perkins’ sale, the club is among the few in the Championship with a negative net spend this winter.

That may not change. Leeds remain interested in Cameron Archer, but Southampton have rejected their approach. Despite Archer’s limited game time under Ivan Juric, the Saints boss insists he is staying.

Manager Daniel Farke is open to late signings in three key areas—centre-back, number 10, and striker—but remains confident in his squad. Patrick Bamford’s injury has increased the need for a striker, while Pascal Struijk’s recovery eases defensive concerns.

Leeds will only make moves if the right opportunity arises, prioritizing quality, character, and affordability. While further senior exits are unlikely, Farke admits a “crazy bid” could change things.

With Joe Gelhardt (Hull City), Charlie Crew (Doncaster Rovers), and Luca Thomas (Halifax Town) all departing on loan, Leeds are not expected to have a hectic deadline day—but in football, never say never.

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