Not withstanding the harm sustained during the transfer, a medical professional affirms that the Premier League star will continue to maintain his fitness at Leeds…

Playing Preston this weekend and Norwich City at Elland Road shortly after, Daniel Farke’s team, who is presently fourth in the Championship, will play two important matches the following week.

Two defenders have already left Leeds. After returning to Spurs, Djed Spence is trying to bring in a replacement as Luke Ayling has signed with Middlesbrough.

According to the Daily Mail, Ramsay, a young player for Liverpool who was returned from Preston on loan earlier this week, has been linked to a move by Farke’s team.

With just two appearances in the Championship, the 20-year-old’s playing time for Preston was restricted due to injury

After undergoing knee surgery last year, Dr. Rajpal Brar told MOT Leeds News that he would have no trouble clearing a physical if he were to sign with the team.

“But, this won’t probably have an impact on his medical, since failed medicals are uncommon and typically call for a serious problem.”

With this transfer, which also happens to be the start of his coaching career, he will be able to impart his wealth of expertise and help the Leeds United academy’s young players grow.

Additionally, and this is very essential, he will share his winning mindset with the younger members of the club.

Along with winning multiple individual trophies, he has shared the League Cup with both Liverpool and Boro.

Being under 40, it would be best for him to take on a role where he won’t be directly accountable for the outcomes and can instead focus on mentoring and learning the ropes.