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Leeds United: Fans discuss news about Struijk

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Many Leeds United fans have been discussing a news update about Pascal Struijk that recently emerged on social media.

De Telegraaf (via Sport Witness) have recently reported about Struijk, saying that the Dutchman is attracting attention from Leicester City and Napoli. The report states that both the teams have enquired about the availability of the defender and these enquiries have been held with his agents.

Can Leeds afford to let Struijk go?

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Yes

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This update about the Leeds defender was relayed on Twitter by Dutch Football. Many Whites fans made their views clear about Struijk.

What did Leeds fans make of the news about Struijk?

“We’re interested in Mbappe, doesn’t mean we’re getting him.”

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“He’s not for sale he’s got all the potential in the world and I don’t think we’d get a good fee out of him right now.”

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“He’s not interested in leaving, Bielsa won’t let him leave, radz won’t let him leave. We are fine.

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Struijk had arrived at Elland Road from Dutch giants Ajax in the summer of 2018, when he had joined Leeds’ Under-23s side. He came into the club’s first-team only in 2020 and he’s been there since (as per Transfermarkt).

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For the Leeds first-team, he has now made 22 appearances in all competitions for Marcelo Bielsa’s men, scoring one goal too.

The 21-year-old Struijk has made 15 Premier League appearances this season and while he has played at centre-back, he has also deputised in defensive midfield for the side. He has picked up a rating of 6.81 and only six Leeds players have picked up better ratings than him.
This shows that he is an important part of the Leeds side and because of that, they can’t afford to let him go.

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