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Transfers are the lifeblood of football fans during the summer, fueling speculation and excitement about potential new signings and departures. This anticipation is part of the thrill of being a fan, imagining the transformative impact a successful transfer window can have on their club.

However, this excitement often comes with impatience and a desire for immediate action, as fans eagerly await the next big signing. Leeds United supporters are no exception, already wondering when the Whites will make their first move.

Although the transfer window officially opens on Friday, clubs often begin negotiations in advance. The window, running from June 14 to 11pm on August 30, offers more than two months for Daniel Farke to assemble his desired team.

Leeds may be slightly behind due to the season ending on May 4, and Farke acknowledged that the full squad might not be ready for pre-season. However, he expects the team to be fully prepared by the start of the season on August 10.

Behind the scenes, Leeds is working to identify feasible targets, though the market has been slow to move. Transfer windows often function like a domino effect, with one move triggering others down the line.

Currently, with many players either on holiday or participating in Euro 2024 and Copa America, there’s a general lack of urgency. While Nick Hammond and Farke are actively engaging with players, agents, and executives, many players prefer to keep their options open, and selling clubs are waiting for interest to build.

This summer, Leeds will avoid the delays experienced last year. With the takeover and the arrivals of Farke, Gretar Steinsson, and Hammond already in place, the club is better positioned to move quickly and efficiently.

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