Leeds man only player safe as club plan ‘real revolution’ at position in January – Manager not happy

Leeds United loanee Rasmus Kristensen seems to be living in an interesting situation at AS Roma.

As reported by outlet Il Romanista, the club are unhappy with their options at right back, where they have been using several players and are not fully satisfied with any of them.

Manager José Mourinho is running out of patience with the situation, and Roma are now set to make a ‘real revolution’ and let two of the three players they have in the position go in January if possible.

Those are Rick Karsdorp and Zeki Çelik, who both belong to the Giallorossi, which means that Kristensen is fine and is fully expected to remain on loan from Leeds until the end of the season.

Since joining Roma, the Whites’ loanee has made 10 appearances in the Serie A. He’s been alternating between starts and being used in the second half, but has played in nearly all of their games in the league.

Now with this situation, that’s a great chance for him to become a regular starter, and that could even impact on Roma’s desire to sign him from Leeds next summer if he eventually manages to impress enough.