Leeds United have eight players out on loan at the moment and Vital Leeds is once again look at how the players are doing on their travels.
Lee Erwin – Oldham Athletic (Season-long loan)
Appearances 29 (10) Total 39 Goals 10
Erwin played the 90 minutes for Oldham on Monday as they lost 1-0 at Bristol Rovers.
Jordan Botaka – Charlton Athletic (Season-long loan)
Appearances 10 (18) Total 28 Goals 2
Botaka made his tenth start of the season for Charlton as they cruised to a 3-0 win against Gillingham.
Botaka provided an assist for Charlton`s third goal.
The DR Congo international completed 75 minutes before being substituted and he has only completed 90 minutes twice in his 28 appearances for Charlton.
Giuseppe Bellusci – Empoli (Season-long loan)
Appearances 27 (0) Total 27 Goals 1
No game on Monday
Jack McKay – Airdrie (End of the season)
Appearances 6 (6) Total 12 Goals 1
No game on Monday
Luke Murphy – Burton Albion (End of the season)
Appearances 16 (2) Total 18 Goals 1
Murphy completed the 90 minutes for Burton as they made a huge stride to securing their Championship future with a 2-0 win at Birmingham City.
The midfielder will be ineligible for Burton on Saturday against Leeds.
Toumani Diagouraga – Ipswich Town (End of the season)
Appearances 9 (2) Total 11 Goals 0
Diagouraga was an unused substitute for Ipswich on Monday as they beat Newcastle United 3-1 at Portman Road.
Alex Purver – Guiseley (End of the season)
Appearances 19 (7) Total 26 Goals 2
Purver came off the bench on 69 minutes for Guiseley in their 2-1 home defeat by Tranmere Rovers.
Guiseley have now lost three games in a row and are just one point above the relegation places with two games remaining.
Michael Taylor – Guiseley (End of the season)
Appearances 0 (0) Total 0 Goals 0
Taylor was not in the Guiseley squad for the clash with Tranmere.
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