The 21-year-old finally breaks his silence on Leeds United’s departure with an Instagram post that reads, “It felt like home.” A lot of players have left Leeds United this summer, with seven of them leaving in one way or another. The sales of these players, which include Crysencio Summerville, Archie Gray, and Glen Kamara, have brought in an estimated £80 million, with Leeds having spent roughly £15 million so far. Five more players have left on loan,
including Rasmus Kristensen, Jack Harrison, and Sam Greenwood, while numerous players have had their contracts expire. Liam Cooper, who has spent ten years at Leeds, is still a free agent.
This season, Jamie Shackleton, Cody Drameh, Luke Ayling, and Ian Poveda—all of whom left on free transfers to join Championship clubs—will play against Leeds. Dani van den Heuvel, a Dutch goalkeeper, is also out.
Finally breaking his silence over leaving Leeds United, Dani van den Heuvel
The 21-year-old goalkeeper left Ajax to join Leeds back in the 2020 summer. Although he did not make his senior debut at Leeds, he did appear in 41 different games across all competitions for the U18 and U21 teams.
He also made appearances for Leeds in the FA Cup and Championship as a substitute. All of this occurred while the footballer was in his own nation in the summer of 2022 and sustained a fractured back in an automobile accident.
