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Jayden Bogle among three Leeds players whose stock has risen this season
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Leeds United made a wonderful start to the Premier League season.
The Whites are unbeaten through five top-flight games, winning two and drawing three of those matches.
Consequently, Daniel Farke's side sit fifth in the Premier League table, and will be keen to carry on their momentum after the international break.
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There have been several players who have impressed massively in a Leeds shirt in the opening weeks of the campaign.
And supporters are already dreaming of pushing for continental football at Elland Road come the end of the season.
Here, MOT Leeds Newshas picked out three players whose stock has been on the rise in the opening weeks of the season.
Jayden Bogle
To supporters, Jayden Bogle has long-since been an excellent performer at Leeds at Elland Road.
But he is starting to earn recognition those outside of West Yorkshire at a fine start to the season.
Bogle is so influential to way Farke sets his Leeds side up, and he got a goal in the 1-1 draw with Brighton.
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The 26-year-old's name was mentioned in the conversation for Thomas Tuchel's squad such is his form, which saw him nominated for the Premier League Player of the Month for September.
He did not get the nod this time around, but if he continues to perform as he has it feels only a matter of time.
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What a signing Tarik Muharemovic looks to be for Leeds.
Signed from Sassuolo in a £34million summer transfer, the Bosnia-Herzegovina centre-back has been absolutely outstanding.
Muharemovic won Leeds' Hero of the Month for August, and was named Man of the Match in the goalless draw against Crystal Palace.
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There have already been links to Barcelona, and Muharemovic just looks a top-quality addition already.
James Trafford
Leeds opened the chequebook to sign James Trafford in a club-record deal from Manchester City.
The fee would reach £45million, but it was a signing that felt essential for Leeds in their quest to reach a new level.
And Trafford has made a fine start to life at Leeds, where he looks reborn after a frustrating season sat on City's bench.
He started England's games against Spain and Czechia as Thomas Tuchel thinks towards the future, and he acquitted himself pretty well.
Trafford has two league clean sheets to his name already, and looks like being a really shrewd signing.
