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Loads of Leeds United fans on Twitter are split on the subject of the club’s ownership not spending money during the summer transfer window in order to help them return to the Premier League.

With only just over a week to go until the deadline, the only first-team arrivals at Elland Road so far have been on loan, with Jack Clarke and Jack Harrison returning, Ben White another addition and Helder Costa joining the Whites from Wolverhampton Wanderers – although the temporary move will lead to a permanent £15m move next year.

However, the loss of Pontus Jansson from their backline has left supporters of the Yorkshire outfit concerned at their lack of quality and depth in defence, while they may also suffer in terms of a goal threat in the early stages of the season with Kemar Roofe currently absent.

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Leeds obviously came so close to going up last term, before their campaign eventually fizzled out and they were beaten by Derby County in the play-offs.

Those members of the Elland Road faithful who may have been hoping for a big summer of spending will have been left disappointed so far, but Whites fans are largely split on whether the ownership is to blame.

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While one individual agreed with the original poster Leeds United HQ and labelled the situation as “a disgrace”, another disagreed and pointed out that they are the favourites to win the Championship – frustrating as it is, United have had to tread carefully when it comes to FFP issues, although a top replacement for Jansson is surely a must before next Thursday’s deadline.

Here is just a selection of the Twitter reaction…

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