Leeds United were packed with games before the Sky Bet Championship match at Hull City. (Photo of George Wood/Getty Pictures)
Leeds United will sign Jaka Bijol this summer, which could pave the way for Pascal Sruijk in the coming weeks.
BBC journalist Adam Pope claims that Bijol is perfectly suited to Leeds and now it is possible that they will leave his way for him by getting rid of Struijk. He has been struggling with ongoing injury issues over the past two seasons, which may be the right time for Leeds to cash in on the players.
He is undoubtedly a quality player, but he has been unreliable in terms of usability. Leeds must hope to sell him while he still retains some value. In the past, he had connections with Premier League clubs.
Pascal Sruijk leaves?
BBC reporter Adam Pope said: “I think he’s suitable for the physical condition that the club thinks they need to stay in the Premier League. I think he’ll be a supplement to the backline that’s already big enough.
“(Pascal) Sruijk has been injured for two consecutive seasons. It may be that the club has to let the players go and help around the financial parameters, but for now, he is definitely a supplement. He is also experienced.
“He’s 26, so they’ve signed him at his peak. He’s been in Slovenia for more than 50 times as a teenager. He’s played in Germany, Russia and Italy, so that’s great.”
Jaka Bijol will hope to leave his mark
Meanwhile, Bijol hopes to run in the Premier League with Leeds and establish his key players. His power reached its peak, a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for him to demonstrate his abilities at the highest level.
Leeds has an exciting program and a talented team. They will seek to establish their Premier League regulars next season. They won’t want to return to the championship next summer. Signings like Bijol will certainly help them improve next year.
