News about Joe Gelhardt

According to Sky Bet, Georginio Rutter, the joint favourite to start the scoring against Salford in the Carabao Cup, fresh off his maiden goal for Leeds in a pulsing 4-3 win over Ipswich, has been named as the joint-favourite to open the scoring against Salford. The £36 million striker was one of four Leeds goalscorers over the weekend, as well as Luis Sinisterra, who is also priced by Sky Bet at 5/1. Joe Gelhardt, a youngster, joins the duo in the first goalscorer market, at 6/4, against Sinisterra's 13/8.

JOE BERNSTEIN: Many Wigan Athletic players are considering quitting the team after failing to be paid on time for the sixth time this season. The Latics squad is still waiting for their paychecks, which will force them to switch teams if upheld. Not all footballers are millionaires.' According to a source, some people are struggling to pay their mortgage and other bills if their paychecks aren't paid.

IAN LADYMAN: Nevertheless, Allardyce sat behind a desk this week and released what seemed to be a pretty strong warning to the players of Leeds United, his 13th club in his managerial career. "I told them, "We can't afford to have lost when we come off the field on Saturday," Allardyce said ahead of Newcastle's home game on Saturday. In terms of the pressure we have put on ourselves, this is a cauldron.' But fear must motivate them. They should fight for their club and their reputation because of the possibility of relegation.' There's a lot to be lost at Leeds. If the Yorkshire club can't lift its head off the canvas and is relegated for more than a fortnight, a playing squad Allardyce believes there will be no balance and numbers will be cut by 55%.

Sunderland defeated West Bromwich Albion on two goals to bring them back to the Sky Bet Championship play-off zone. Left back Dennis Cirkin scored twice to put them right back into the Sky Bet Championship play-off zone. After John Swift's penalty brought the hosts up immediately before halftime, the Baggies' 12-match unbeaten home league record was ended. It was a real end-to-end drama, particularly in the second half, and West Brom may have had two more penalties to the one that was converted.

West Bromwich Albion regained five spots and climbed to the play-off positions with a 2-0 victory over Blackpool, with a touch of class from Brandon Thomas-Asante. Carlos Corberan's side lay 11th down before kick-off, but the Baggies were rewarded with a 18th-minute lead at Bloomfield Road, thanks to Thomas-Asante's thoughtful back-heeled finish. Taylor Gardner-Hickman was then called in on the hour to leave Blackpool four points adrift of safety. Sunderland's play-off charge was dismissed after being held to a 1-1 draw by Huddersfield. Joe Gelhardt, a Leeds student, scored the Black Cats from behind, but Josh Koroma's solo special earned a point for Neil Warnock's Terriers.

Jack Clarke scored two goals, gained a penalty, and crowned the winner, but Sunderland was denied by a last-gasp penalty. In the 11th minute, Ozan Tufan led the visitors ahead. However, Sunderland scored two goals in two minutes thanks to Joe Gelhardt and Amad Diallo.

Sunderland defeated Norwich 1-0 on Sunday afternoon at Carrow Road, thanks to Abdullah Ba's driving effort. Sunderland struck just before the 15 minute mark, with Norwich's defense allowing Ba too much space for him to fire a low shot from long range between Grant Hanley's legs and the right corner of the net. Joe Gelhardt had a great chance just minutes later, but they didn't have a big lead after smashing his shot straight into Angus Gunn in goal.

The 20-year-old's appearances have been limited since the summer, and his chance of minutes under Marsch has been harmed further by the signing of Georginio Rutter from Hoffenheim. Since Rutter's arrival, he has been closely associated with a number of Championship sides, including Wigan Athletic, Blackburn Rovers, and Middlesbrough. Gelhardt, who recently signed a new long-term deal until the summer of 2027, will play for more regular game time after only playing four times this season, only one of those being in the Premier League. Last season, the youngster scored two goals and four assists as Leeds avoided relegation from the top of the league, but under new manager Jesse Marsch's direction, he has fallen below the pecking order.

SIMON JONES: The winter transfer window is less than a week, and everyone in the Premier League - yes even - is looking to add to their squads. We can expect more traffic over the next six days whether it's Arsenal looking to add firepower to their title defense or teams like Everton and Bournemouth trying to prevent relegation. Here's a look at what every club is shooting as the January window draws to a close.

Joe Gelhardt, a Leeds United striker, is considering a loan transfer to Wigan Athletic, a former club. After seeing off a number of Premier League clubs, Jesse Marsch's team moved Gelhardt from the Latics to Elland Road in 2020. Since the summer, the 20-year-old's appearances have been limited, and his chance of minutes under Marsch has been harmed by the signing of Georginio Rutter of Hoffenheim.

Gelhardt displayed his promise in his first top flight campaign last year, scoring a string of pivotal goals and putting in a string of spectacular performances as Leeds barely escaped relegation. However, he hasn't been able to kick this season, with his appearances mainly limited to cameos off the bench. In his 14 Premier League appearances to date, he has only had one assist.

IAN HERBERT: Joe Gelhardt, now of Leeds United, played on a patch of grass along terraces in Liverpool's Netherton district, where a sign states 'No Ball Games' when he was a child. He and his mates scored a goal there, but the crossbar is in the same state of dilapidation, which is tied to gaffer tape that it was before he fired for a shot at the big time. That shot has been riddled with controversy. It was all going well for Wigan Athletic, where he had been playing first-team football since the age of 16 years before the club was brought to a brink of oblivion and brought the team to a brink of oblivion. All the best players sold were sold.

Jesse Marsch, Leeds's manager, has confirmed that top scorer Rodrigo will be out for a month after dislocating his shoulder. In the first half of Spain's 1-1 draw with Everton, the Spain forward, who scored four goals in the first three games of the season, was forced to miss out on the first half. And although Rodrigo does not need surgery, he is expected to miss Leeds' next three games against Brentford, Nottingham Forest, and Manchester United. "It's about as good a case scenario as possible," Marsch said. It doesn't need surgery, and if it does in three to four weeks, it will be able to settle down. We are after the international break.'

Following a back-and-forth game against Rodrigo, Leeds boss Jesse Marsch faces a striker conundrum in Saturday's Premier League match against Brentford. After dislocating a shoulder in Tuesday night's 1-1 home draw against Everton, the Spain national is waiting for scan findings and may be out for weeks. Joe Gelhardt recalled Rodrigo and later made room for Patrick Bamford, who stepped off the bench after recovering from his latest injury.

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Chelsea's humiliating 3-0 loss at Elland Road was blamed on a cancelled flight, but Thomas Tuchel denied Leeds any credit for the way they dismantled his team. When goalkeeper Edouard Mendy gave the ball to Brenden Aaronson to score, the Blues fell behind after 33 minutes.

Here is Sportsmail's live blog of Leeds United's Premier League match against Chelsea at Elland Road. Thomas Tuchel will be on the touchline for a brief period of inactivity with Antonio Conte. In addition, we'll have reports from West Ham's game against Brighton. For all updates, please join Julian Bovill.

SPORTS AGENDA: MIKE KEEGAN: The traditional reading of the classified football results, which has been a staple for generations, is no longer relevant thanks to the BBC's latest baffling move. Fans have depended on the 5 p.m. results service, which was first introduced by late James Alexander Gordon and then Charlotte Green. Many people have returned to their cars after games to tune in to the classified findings that followed BBC Radio 5 Live's Sports Report's flagship tones. However, they were nowhere to be heard on Saturday, prompting listeners to wonder what was going on. Beeb bosses, who have demonstrated a shocking disregard for their followers, have cut the guillotine on what was a British institution, sad to say.