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Another week passes by and still no sign of anymore signings at Elland Road, although the rumours continue.

David Stockdale continues to be linked with a move to Leeds. The Fulham keeper seems keen on a move according to his twitter comments.
The main obstacle is rumoured to be the 24-hour recall clause Fulham want to include in the loan.
Ipswich Town have also joined the race to sign him along with Swansea City.

Sanchez Watt is rumoured to be on the verge of another season long loan with the club.

Watt spent last season on loan and once again seems to be down the pecking order at the Emirates.

After being linked with a move for Sammy Clingan last week, Leeds are reported this week to have offered £1 million for the midfielder.

Another name that keeps popping up is striker Adam Le Fondre from Rotherham United.

The Millers have reportedly turned down a £500,000 bid from Scunthorpe United this week.

With Leeds without Luciano Becchio and Davide Somma for the start of the season, Grayson might want to bring in another forward, but surely, it would just be on loan whilst Becchio recovers from his injury.

A new name in the hat this week is Burnley midfielder Wade Elliott.

He would fit into the Leeds way of signing players as he was out of contract at Turf Moor at the end of the season.

Leeds are also rumoured to be interested in bringing former loan player Carl Dickinson back to Elland Road from Stoke City.

The left back was one of Grayson`s first signings at the club when he joined for a month in January 2009.

Dickinson spent time on loan at Portsmouth last season and seems surplus to requirements at Stoke.

Two players who have been linked with a move to Leeds over the summer have signed for new clubs.

Goalkeeper Jason Brown, who had a short loan spell at Leeds last season, has signed for Aberdeen and experienced midfielder Jonathan Greening has joined Nottingham Forest.

Simon Grayson admitted this week that he held talks with former player Lee Bowyer, who decided on a move to Ipswich Town.

The Max Gradel rumours slowed down this week and Grayson denied media reports that he had asked for a transfer.

The one rumour this week regarding players leaving the club was Robert Snodgrass being linked with a move to Premier League side Wigan Athletic.

With just two weeks until the opening game at Southampton, surely we will see someone come into the club over the next seven days.

If you are to believe what Grayson says then a new signing is imminent, although he has been saying that for two weeks!

Rumours so far this summer since the 2010/11 season finished

Coming in


Weeks 1-2
Keith Southern – Blackpool (Signed new deal at Blackppol)
Lee Bowyer – Birmingham (Joined Ipswich Town)
Victor Paisson – Hibernian
David Norris – Ipswich Town (joined Portsmouth)
Keiren Westwood – Coventry City (Joined Sunderland)

Weeks 3-4
Tom Naylor – Mansfield Town
Jack Cork – Chelsea (Joined Southampton)
Barry Douglas – Dundee United
George Friend – Doncaster Rovers

Weeks 5-6
Alan Smith – Newcastle
Bolo Zenden – Sunderland
Tommy Spurr – Sheffield Wednesday (Joined Doncaster Rovers)
Nick Montgomery – Sheffield United
Jonathan Woodgate – Tottenham Hotspur (Joined Stoke)

Week 7
Torsten Frings – Werder Bremen (Joined Toronto)
Neil Danns – Crystal Palace (Joined Leicester City)
David Stockdale – Fulham
Kieran Westwood – Coventry City (Joined Sunderland)
Jason Brown – Blackburn (Joined Aberdeen)
Alex Smithies – Huddersfield Town
Lee Grant – Burnley
Paul Rachubka – Blackpool (Signs for Leeds)
Tomasz Kuszczak – Manchester United
Fraser Forster – Newcastle United
Iain Turner – Everton
Jonathan Greening – Fulham (Joined Nottingham Forest)

Week 8
Jerzy Dudek – Real Madrid

Week 9
Andy Lonergan – Preston North End
Eric Lichaj – Aston Villa
David Stockdale – Fulham
Jerzy Dudek – Grayson confirmed interest
Gary Roberts – Huddersfield Town
Adam Le Fondre – Rotherham United

Week 10
Michael Brown – Portsmouth (signs and was never mentioned as joining Leeds)
Iain Turner – Everton
David Stockdale – Fulham
Stephen Quinn – Sheffield United
Nick Montgomery – Sheffield United
Alexei Emerenko – Kilmarnock
Giles Barnes – Derby County
Chris Maxwell – Wrexham
Sammy Clingan – Coventry City

Week 11
Sanchez Watt – Arsenal
Sammy Clingan – Coventry City
Wade Elliott – Burnley
Adam Le Fondre – Rotherham
Carl Dickinson – Stoke City

Going out

weeks 1-2
Kasper Schmeichel – Manchester United (Joined Leicester City)
Max Gradel – Hamburg
Neil Kilkenny – Stoke, Leicester, Hull City, Burnley, Nottingham Forest, Bristol City and Doncaster Rovers (Joined Bristol City)
Bradley Johnson – Aston Villa, Wigan, Stoke, West Brom, Bolton and Hull City, Sunderland, Norwich
Robert Snodgrass – West Brom, Norwich

Weeks 3-4
Neil Kilkenny – Not signing a new deal (Joined Bristol City)
Bradley Johnson – Not signing a new deal
Robert Snodgrass – Norwich rumoured to have offered up to £5 million for his services

Weeks 5-6
Bradley Johnson – Reported to have had a medical at Norwich – Still no move
Neil Kilkenny – Hull City (joined Bristol City)
Billy Paynter – Carlisle United & Sheffield United
Max Gradel – West Ham United, Swansea City and two unnamed French clubs.

Weeks 7
Kasper Schmeichel – Leicester City & Celtic (Joined Leicester City)
Max Gradel – Stoke City, Newcastle, West Ham and Fulham
Neil Kilkenny – Finally leaves and joins Bristol City

Week 8
Kasper Schmeichel – Joins Leicester City
Max Gradel – West Ham, Fulham and Swansea City
Patrick Kisnorbo – Crystal Palace
Bradley Johnson – finally completes his move to Norwich City
Luciano Becchio – Swansea City
Robert Snodgrass – Leeds ready to offer him a new deal and slap £8 million price tag on him

Week 9
Nothing

Week 10
Max Gradel -West Ham (rumoured to have made an offer), QPR, Wigan Athletic, Fulham and Lille.
Billy Paynter – Sheffield United (rumoured in exchange with Quinn and Montgomery)

Week 11
Robert Snodgrass – Wigan Athletic


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