A Leeds United player says he would “love” to return to Elland Road for the upcoming ……

It follows just 98 appearances at Norwich, Forest, and West Ham during the preceding eight years. He is currently a vital member of Leeds’ team, and because the Whites are set to sign a left-back, he may switch to the right.

Given his natural right footedness, Daniel Farke thinks he is the best left-back in the division, which is saying a lot. However, Byram’s contract is just for one year, and it expires in the summer.

Leeds will decide whether to offer the Leeds academy product a new contract. As of right now, nothing has been reported. However, Byram has expressed his desire to remain in Leeds on KageyVision’s YouTube channel.

“I wish I could [remain here longer].”My boyfriend and I are happy together. It’s friends, family, and home. A massive club. You never know what’s ahead, therefore I’d really like to stay. You just have to keep playing and watch what transpires.

It’s a challenging one. As a Leeds supporter, I think it would be fantastic to keep Byram in the lineup. A player that gets it. However, is it really worth it to hold onto an injury-prone player who isn’t quite good enough for the Premier League?

If he can stay healthy and play both defensive ends, he would make a terrific backup. Keeping Byram would be a wise decision, but only if he is content to remain a reserve instead of a starter.

It makes perfect sense to keep Byram and give him another season if Leeds are not promoted. Giving Byram a contract longer than a year at this point would be pointless; instead, play it out year by year.