Английская Википедия:2017–18 Leeds United F.C. season

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The 2017–18 season was Leeds United's eighth consecutive season in the Championship. Along with competing in the Championship, the club also participated in the FA Cup and EFL Cup.

Season summary

Hopes of improving on Leeds' play-off near-miss the previous season took an early blow when manager Garry Monk left to take over at newly-relegated Middlesbrough, leaving new owner Andrea Radrizzani to appoint Thomas Christiansen as his successor. Their promotion aspirations took another blow when Chris Wood, their top scorer in both of the previous two seasons, refused to sign a new contract and then, a few weeks into the campaign, announced that he would not play for the club again, ultimately resulting in his sale to Premier League Burnley. This, and the injury crisis hanging over from the previous season, forced Christiansen to make a large amount of new signings over the summer, leaving concerns as to whether or not the team could gel quickly enough.

Despite all this, the club had what, in the early stages at least, was an even better campaign than the previous one, with the club topping the Championship for the early months of the season. A slump in form in October was turned around in the following months, and Leeds entered the new year looking in a strong position to challenge for promotion. However, a failure to win any games in January (including a humiliating FA Cup exit to League Two side Newport County), combined with rumours of unrest in the dressing room, saw Christiansen sacked at the start of February, and replaced by Paul Heckingbottom, manager of Yorkshire rivals Barnsley. If anything, however, the loss of form that had started under Christiansen accelerated under Heckingbottom, and Leeds only won four more games all season, two of them coming in the last three matches alone, leaving Leeds with the unenviable record of having earned fewer points than any team except for bottom-placed Sunderland after Christmas. Many fans were left disillusioned by this turn of events, convinced that the previous season had been a false dawn, and that Leeds were back to the pattern of mid-table mediocrity with occasional struggles against relegation that had mostly marked the 2010s.

Players

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Transfers

Transfers in

Date from	Position	Name	From	Fee	Ref.
1 July 2017	CM	Madger Gomes	Liverpool	Free
1 July 2017	CB	Pontus Jansson	Torino	£3,600,000
1 July 2017	CM	Mateusz Klich	FC Twente	£1,500,000
1 July 2017	RW	Hadi Sacko	Sporting CP	£1,600,000
1 July 2017	GK	Felix Wiedwald	Werder Bremen	£500,000
6 July 2017	DM	Vurnon Anita	Newcastle United	Free
11 July 2017	CF	Caleb Ekuban	Chievo Verona	£500,000
13 July 2017	AM	Samuel Sáiz	SD Huesca	£3,100,000
13 July 2017	RW	Ezgjan Alioski	FC Lugano	£3,200,000
2 August 2017	CM	Ouasim Bouy	Juventus	Free
23 August 2017	CF	Jay-Roy Grot	NEC Nijmegen	£750,000
27 August 2017	GK	Andy Lonergan	Wolverhampton Wanderers	Free
31 August 2017	FW	Adrián Balboa	UD Unificacion Bellvitge	Free
31 August 2017	CF	Paweł Cibicki	Malmö	£1,500,000
31 August 2017	MF	Hugo Díaz	SD Huesca	Free
31 August 2017	RB	Bryce Hosannah	Crystal Palace	Free
31 August 2017	CM	Alejandro Machuca	Rayo Vallecano	Free
31 August 2017	CB	Oriol Rey	Barcelona	Free
31 August 2017	FW	Ousama Siddiki	Real Madrid	Free
31 August 2017	CF	Kun Temenuzhkov	Barcelona	Undisclosed
15 November 2017	FW	Ryan Edmondson	York City	Undisclosed
3 January 2018	CB	Aapo Halme	HJK Helsinki	Undisclosed
9 January 2018	CM	Yosuke Ideguchi	Gamba Osaka	£500,000
11 January 2018	LB	Laurens De Bock	Club Brugge	£1,500,000
11 January 2018	FW	Oliver Sarkic	Benfica	Undisclosed
18 January 2018	CM	Adam Forshaw	Middlesbrough	£4,500,000
23 January 2018	ST	Sam Dalby	Leyton Orient	Undisclosed
29 January 2018	CB	Pascal Struijk	Ajax	Undisclosed
31 January 2018	CF	Tyler Roberts	West Brom	£2,500,000
31 January 2018	RW	Jordan Stevens	Forest Green	Undisclosed

Transfers out

Date from	Position	Nationality	Name	To	Fee	Ref.
1 July 2017	RW	Jordan Botaka	Sint-Truiden	Free	Шаблон:Efn
1 July 2017	CM	Alex Purver	Guiseley	Free	Шаблон:Efn
1 July 2017	LB	Charlie Taylor	Burnley	£6,000,000 (compensation)	Шаблон:Efn
1 July 2017	GK	Ross Turnbull	Free agent	Released
1 July 2017	CB	Jack Vann	Harrogate Town	Free
1 July 2017	LW	Billy Whitehouse	Tadcaster Albion	Free	Шаблон:Efn
18 July 2017	CB	Giuseppe Bellusci	US Palermo	Free
19 July 2017	GK	Marco Silvestri	Hellas Verona	Undisclosed
28 July 2017	CF	Lee Erwin	Kilmarnock	Undisclosed
21 August 2017	CF	Chris Wood	Burnley	£15,000,000	Шаблон:Efn
22 August 2017	DM	Liam Bridcutt	Nottingham Forest	£1,000,000
23 August 2017	FW	Souleymane Doukara	Osmanlıspor	Free
25 August 2017	DM	Toumani Diagouraga	Plymouth Argyle	Free	Шаблон:Efn
27 August 2017	GK	Robert Green	Huddersfield Town	Free	Шаблон:Efn
17 December 2017	CF	Jack McKay	Free agent	Released
17 December 2017	CB	Paul McKay	Free agent	Released
1 February 2018	AM	Eoghan Stokes	Free agent	Released

Loans in

Start date	Position	Nationality	Name	From	End date	Ref.
19 July 2017	CB	Matthew Pennington	Everton	30 June 2018
7 August 2017	LB	Cameron Borthwick-Jackson	Manchester United	16 January 2018
31 August 2017	CF	Pierre-Michel Lasogga	Hamburg	30 June 2018
8 September 2017	CF	Oliver Sarkic	Benfica	31 December 2017

Loans out

Start date	Position	Nationality	Name	To	End date	Ref.
3 July 2017	CM	Luke Murphy	Burton Albion	30 June 2018
4 July 2017	DF	Lewie Coyle	Fleetwood Town	30 June 2018
2 August 2017	CM	Ouasim Bouy	Cultural Leonesa	3 January 2018
7 August 2017	LB	Tyler Denton	Port Vale	3 January 2018
11 August 2017	CF	Marcus Antonsson	Blackburn Rovers	30 June 2018
24 August 2017	CF	Mallik Wilks	Accrington Stanley	3 January 2018
12 October 2017	GK	Bailey Peacock-Farrell	York City	9 November 2017
9 January 2018	CM	Yosuke Ideguchi	Cultural Leonesa	30 June 2018
22 January 2018	CM	Mateusz Klich	Utrecht	30 June 2018
26 January 2018	CF	Mallik Wilks	Grimsby Town	30 June 2018

Pre-season

Leeds had announced six pre-season friendlies against Harrogate Town, Guiseley, North Ferriby United, Borussia Mönchengladbach, Oxford United and Eibar.

Another friendly was scheduled against Ingolstadt, which was cancelled by local government officials in Kufstein, Austria. Instead, the club arranged a behind-closed-doors friendly in Italy with Bursaspor. The Turkish team divulged details and a video of the match to the public.

Post-season

On 24 April, Leeds United announced a post-season tour of Myanmar was to take place in May.

Competitions

Championship

League table

2017–18 EFL Championship

Results by matchday

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Matches

On 21 June 2017, the league fixtures were announced.

FA Cup

In the FA Cup, Leeds United entered the competition in the third round and were drawn away to Newport County.

EFL Cup

On 16 June 2017, Leeds United were drawn at home against Port Vale in the first round. Leeds were drawn away to Newport County for the second round, but the match was held at Elland Road due to Rodney Parade's pitch being resurfaced. The club agreed to share 45% of gate receipts for the match with Newport, despite being entitled to keep the full amount due to the change of venue. An away trip to Burnley was drawn for the third round. Another away tie against Leicester City was announced for the fourth round.