Leeds United’s club captain, Ethan Ampadu, has been sidelined due to a knee injury sustained in February. Manager Daniel Farke has indicated that Ampadu has a “50/50” chance of featuring in the remaining matches of the regular season. Farke also mentioned that Ampadu is already out on the grass in football boots, undergoing rehabilitation, and could be available for the final five or six games.
Striker Patrick Bamford has been recovering from a hamstring injury. As of early March, Farke confirmed that Bamford had returned to team training and was nearing a comeback. This return to training was seen as a significant boost for the team.
Both players’ returns are anticipated to strengthen Leeds United’s squad depth as they approach the final stretch of the season
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