Dan James faces uncertain future at Leeds United

Dan James faces an uncertain future at Leeds United as he struggles to secure a starting role under manager Daniel Farke. The winger has seen limited playing time in the Premier League, primarily appearing as a substitute, partly due to the team's tactical shift toward a three-defender system.

While Leeds United reportedly has no intention of selling the player, James may request a transfer in January if his lack of regular minutes continues. His recent performance for Wales, including a goal against Norway, has highlighted his attacking potential and ability to impact games.

Former international Robert Earnshaw suggested that James could achieve significant goal tallies, potentially reaching 10 goals a season, if he improves his movement by attacking the penalty area and making more frequent runs to the far post.