Jesse Marsch has admitted Leeds United are close to the end of their transfer business this summer, if not already finished, as they prepare to face Southampton this weekend in the Premier League.

After narrowly escaping relegation last term, the Whites have used the funds raised by the sales of Kalvin Phillips and Raphinha to manage a sizable rebuild at Elland Road, with a host of new faces led by USMNT duo Brendan Aaronson and Tyler Adams.

Rasmus Kristensen, Marc Roca, Darko Gyabi, Luis Sinisterra and Sonny Perkins were all signed last month too, with goalkeeper Joel Robles arriving this week – but despite persistent links with further purchases, Marsch feels they may be at the end of their business.

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