Leo Hjelde: Last News

Leeds boss Marcelo Bielsa to make additions.The Argentine manager has brought in left-back Junior Firpo from Barcelona this summer, as well as making Jack Harrison's loan from Man City permanent and signing defender Leo Hjelde and goalkeeper Kristoffer Klaesson.But Bielsa needs another attacking addition, and Leeds' interest in Manchester United winger Dan James has taken another step closer. There's news on that and more below as Daily Star Sport brings you the latest transfer news...

Celtic and that's only reinforced when you look at the big names who have left in 2021. Neil Lennon exited in February and Ange Postecoglou wasn't appointed until June but work has been going on behind the scenes to reinvent a side who needed it after the wheels came off in the wake of 12 consecutive trophies.

Leeds United still have business to do in the market.The Whites have made four permanent signings so far this summer, with Leo Hjelde yesterday joining Jack Harrison, Junior Fripo and Kristoffer Klaesson through the Elland Road arrivals door.But after a mixed start to the Premier League season, boss Marcelo Bielsa is keen to add more players to his squad.Reinforcements in attack is what the Argentine desires most, with time quickly running out before Tuesday night’s deadline.Here, Daily Star Sport rounds up the latest Leeds transfer news…Leeds United are said to be chasing a move for Manchester United star Dan James, as the transfer window enters its final days.The Whites hold a long-term interest in the winger and former Tottenham boss Tim

Celtic defender Leo Hjelde. The Yorkshire side have shown an interest in the young Hoops star for a while and it now appears as though he is one step closer to a move to Elland Road.

Campbell's absence meant that he missed the opportunity to play his final game for his boyhood club ahead of a summer exit with Luton's head of recruitment, Mick Halford in attendance.Ross County boss John Hughes was forced into two defensive changes as key duo Leo Hjelde and Alex Iacovitti missed out.The pair picked up injuries in the Staggies' midweek win against Hamilton and Carl Tremarco and Keith Watson replaced them.Motherwell started on the front foot and won a free-kick on the edge of the box when Vigurs hauled down Christopher Long.The 26 year-old picked himself to take the set-piece but he drilled the ball straight into the wall and it bounced clear.Referee Steven McLean was extremely busy during the opening five minutes and after

Celtic next season "if it's possible" under the next Parkhead boss. The 17-year-old has impressed for Premiership strugglers Ross County since leaving Glasgow's east end on loan.

Celtic starlet is being tracked by a number of clubs but is targeting a first-team breakthrough next term. Ross County boss John Hughes claimed Leo Hjelde could become the next Virgil van Dijk this week after impressing on loan at the Staggies.

St Mirren heading for their fifth consecutive draw, the former Huddersfield striker made his return from injury as a second half substitute to play a key role in his new club’s winner. The striker went down under pressure late on from Ross County defender Leo Hjelde to earn the Paisley club a spot kick, which was emphatically dispatched by Jamie McGrath to seal a vital three points that helped St Mirren further strengthen their grip on sixth spot.

Ross County. Jamie McGrath converted the penalty with nine minutes to go after Leo Hjelde was judged to have clipped Quaner.County gaffer John Hughes claimed it was a con job but Goodwin hit back.

Celtic teen Leo Hjelde has joined Ross County on loan until the end of the season. The 17-year-old Norwegian moved to Parkhead from Rosenborg 18 months ago.