During the summer transfer window, Daniel Farke had the opportunity to shape the Leeds United team for their return to the Premier League. The club showed their support by investing over £100 million in new talent.
The additions made by Leeds addressed areas where they lacked depth in the previous season, with new defenders, experienced midfielders, and quality forward options brought in. Additionally, some players who had barely featured in the last campaign were allowed to leave the club.
Defender Max Wober was one of the notable departures, joining Werder Bremen in Germany. Other players like Isaac Schmidt, Largie Ramazani, and Mateo Joseph also left on temporary deals.
Wober’s situation at Elland Road was intriguing, as he had publicly stated that Leeds had instructed him to find a new club after limited playing time last season. Reports of a strained relationship with Daniel Farke further complicated matters.
Following his move to Bremen, Wober suffered a hamstring injury early on, which has kept him sidelined for an extended period. Werder Bremen’s Peter Niemeyer has confirmed that Wober will be out for the remainder of the year, emphasizing the player’s positive attitude and contribution to the team despite his injury setbacks.
Although Wober’s talent was evident during his time at Leeds, his persistent injury issues may impede his chances of securing a permanent transfer. With limited playing time and uncertainties surrounding his recovery, Leeds may face challenges in offloading the player before his contract expires in 2027.