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Rangers vs Viktoria Plzen LIVE: ‘Leaked' team suggests four changes with Antman registered as big name drops out
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BBC News
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- BBC News
'Jury is still out in terms of new boys'
We asked for your thoughts on what Leeds' midfield should look like next what you said:Richard: Tanaka was one our best players last season. He should definitely have a place. Longstaff is also a must. The other two should be subs initially, but changing after 60 mins plus, depending on the game. But all the players are good to mix and match in midfield positions! I think Tanaka, Bogle and Willy Gnonto played a fantastic three against Manchester Stach, Tanaka, Ampadu. Simple I was at the game and I thought Aaronson played really well against Villarreal. I know he has his doubters but he gives it his all every game and I think over last season he's really improved. For me, he is a known factor and worth a starting With the focus on midfield and defence in the recruitment so far, determining the midfield starters is challenging. The friendlies have not really cleared that up. Ampadu has looked really solid. Tanaka and Aaronson have both taken their opportunities and looked good. The jury is still out for me in terms of the new boys, and how they can be blended into a starting formation. The Everton game will be revealing.
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Winger Tanner signs new four-year Cardiff deal
Ollie Tanner has signed a new four-year contract with Cardiff deal will see the 23-year-old winger remain with the Bluebirds until the summer of 2029. "I love being at the club. I've had a good few years here and I was really excited when the opportunity arose to stay and sign a new contract. I'm looking forward to the next four years," Tanner moved to the Welsh capital from Lewes in May 2022 and has become a pivotal part of the squad, having featured 31 times in all competitions last featured in his side's League One opener on Saturday as Cardiff kick-started their 2025-26 campaign with a 2-1 victory over Peterborough added: "For me, it's been unbelievable so far this season. The manager [Brian Barry-Murphy] and his staff have been brilliant, and my commitment shows that I want to be a part of it. "Everyone has bought into the style of football, and I'm excited for what's to come this season."We've had multiple conversations and he's made it clear what my role is in the squad. One of the biggest things is that it is so clear what you need to do. Everyone understands that, and we're all going for the same goal."The fans were able to see on Saturday in the way that we played and pressed, that's what we want to do throughout the season. To get the win at home in front of the fans to start the new campaign, it was brilliant."
