Four managers, 74 goals conceded, and a bottom three that has beckoned with frustrating consistency throughout the season. There’s no doubting that it’s been a pretty torrid campaign for Leeds United.
At the heart of that disappointment for many has been the underwhelming performances of key players, from Illan Meslier’s loss of form to the lack of impact from record signing Georginio Rutter since his arrival in January.
But while positivity has been hard to come by this term, there is still a chance some Leeds men can end the season with credit in the bank, and it’s up to the fans to decide who can hold their heads high despite the plight.
Tyler Adams, Wilfried Gnonto, Rodrigo and Max Wober have been selected by Leeds Live’s team of writers, with the four players competing for your votes to crown the club’s Player of the Year.
Three of the four players were new signings this term, with Adams providing a bright spark to the Leeds midfield before his season was cut short in March. Who knows how crucial his availability for the final two months of the season would have been.
Wober arrived from Salzburg in January has brought calm and experience to the backline that are beyond his 24 years, while the signing of Gnonto must surely go down as Leeds’ best. The 19-year-old took a while to get going, but has since provided moments of excitement that fans have otherwise sorely missed.
Rodrigo, meanwhile, has enjoyed his best season in a Whites shirt and ends the campaign as the club’s top scorer having netted 15 goals. Those goals weren't enough to keep Leeds up, but there’s little doubt that relegation would have been confirmed even earlier had it not been for the Spaniard leading from the front.
Who is your Leeds United Player of the Year? Cast your vote above, and don’t forget to join the conversation in the comments section below.
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