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Jesse Marsch's summer business is well underway - but the Leeds manager has plenty of work still to do to reshape his squad ahead of the new season.
It is set to be a big summer of change at Elland Road, and although they narrowly avoided relegation from the Premier League last season, there will still be a high turnover of players.
Leeds have already signed forward Brenden Aaronson for £21million and full back Rasmus Kristensen for £14m from Red Bull Salzburg, plus midfielder Marc Roca from Bayern Munich for an initial £10.4m, rising to £14.7m with bonuses.
Midfielder Darko Gyabi, 18, has also joined from Manchester City for £5m, while talismanic midfielder Kalvin Phillips has moved the other way in a massive £45m deal - which will help to finance other purchases in this transfer window.
Last season's top scorer Raphinha has also been heavily linked with a move away, with Chelsea and Barcelona battling for his signature.
Leeds boss Jesse Marsch has plenty still to do to reshape his squad ahead of the new season
The American is looking to splash the cash after Kalvin Phillips' £45m move to Manchester City
Talismanic winger Raphinha, 25, is also close to an exit, with Chelsea and Barcelona interested
And Marsch has several irons in the fire as he looks to splash the cash from Phillips' exit - and potentially replace Brazilian winger Raphinha.
Feyenoord winger Luis Sinisterra is imminently set to arrive for £21m plus add-ons.
The 23-year-old Colombian, who scored 23 goals in all competitions
