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Premier League bosses plot a late move to bolster their squads.Leeds United boss Marcelo Bielsa has been more active than most in the market this summer.The Whites chief has already sealed a permanent swoop for Jack Harrison, along with further deals for Junior Firpo, Kristoffer Klaesson and Lewis Bate. Bielsa has also snapped up youngsters Sean McGurk and Amari Miller, but there is scope for more deals to happen before Tuesday's deadline.Here, Daily Star Sport takes a look at all the latest transfer news from around Elland Road.Leeds are reportedly eyeing up a late swoop for ex-Barnsley loan star Daryl Dike.

Leeds United boss Marcelo Bielsa has been busy so far in the summer transfer window ahead of the new Premier League season. Kristoffer Klaesson, Amari Miller, Sean McGurk, Junior Firpo and Lewis Bate have all joined and will be playing their football at Elland Road from now on, with Jack Harrison the only familiar face, as his loan deal was made permanent.Leeds is still in the market for further additions as they seek to build on last year's impressive season back in the top-flight.Time is running out for though, as we enter the final four weeks of the summer window. Daily Star Sport rounds up all the latest transfer news from Elland Road.

After splashing out over £100million last year, Leeds boss Marcelo Bielsa feels his squad just needs tweaking this summer.

click on this link, enter your email address, and select 'MyWigan News'.The Latics have recently rejected offers for Kyle Joseph and Tom Pearce from Championship clubs and Sean McGurk from a Premier League club.And, the administrators are concerned that Covid-19 regulations could be putting pressure on the relatively small Wigan squad.They added: "All recent decisions regarding players in and out have been endorsed by the first team or academy management team at the club."Positive tests for COVID-19 together with fixture congestion have put further strain on the playing squad which we feel has unfairly affected the club more than the EFL sanctions were intended, as the squad size rules were drafted pre-COVID and we have made representations