Around the country, managers are keeping their cards close to their chest about January transfer business, and Leeds United is no different. The Whites have been linked with several players this month. However, manager Daniel Farke prefers to do less business if it disrupts his table-topping team. 'Quality players always help and to add a quality player with good character is always good but I'm also not a big fan of doing too much in January,' he said.
'Of course, if you are forced into doing something due to injuries or something is really missing in the group, then you have to react. 'But once you head into January sitting top of the table, they can't be too much wrong in the group. Sometimes when you do too much business it can disturb the spirit right in and around the group. They are pretty tight together and everyone is needed. Everyone chips in. We need everyone with the rotation. We have a pretty tight group and I like this. I don't like when a group is too big.' Here is a round-up of the latest transfer news surrounding Leeds United: Scott Parker gives Mike Tresor update Mike Tresor is a name that has been linked with Leeds United both in the summer and the current window, according to journalist Alan Nixon. He has yet to appear in the matchday squad for Burnley this term. Scott Parker spoke about the winger ahead of the game against Blackburn Rovers this weekend. The 44-year-old head coach is not sure what Tresor's future will look like at the end of the month. “I’m honestly not really sure,” Parker said. “What I do know is that the club have put huge investment into Mikey and he’s obviously got quality. We need to get Mikey to a level where he’s fit and try and get him available for games to play for us and help us this year. “That’s the main aim, that’s certainly what I’m doing and what we’re all doin