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The 26-year-old forward has found himself on the fringes of the starting XI at Leeds United this season, sparking growing uncertainty over his long-term future at Elland Road.

Once a key figure, he has gradually slipped down the pecking order, and it would not be a surprise if the Suriname international begins to consider a move elsewhere during the summer transfer window.

With manager Daniel Farke seemingly unconvinced by his contributions, a fresh start may be the most realistic outcome for both player and club.

Reports have already linked Leeds with potential reinforcements in attack, suggesting preparations are underway for possible changes in the forward line.

Haris Tabakovic has emerged as a notable target, with claims that the Bosnia and Herzegovina international—currently on loan at Borussia Monchengladbach from TSG Hoffenheim—could be available for a fee in the region of £4.3 million.

Such a move would signal clear intent from the club to reshape their attacking options.

Looking ahead, Paraag Marathe is expected to support Farke in the transfer market, particularly if Leeds manage to secure their Premier League status.

Supporters are anticipating significant investment in the squad, with the aim of building a team capable of competing more consistently at the highest level of English football.

For Joel Piroe, the current situation must be particularly frustrating.

After playing a pivotal role in Leeds’ Championship title-winning campaign last season—finishing as the division’s top scorer—he would have hoped to make a strong impression in the Premier League.

Although he was given opportunities early in the campaign, his involvement quickly diminished as Dominic Calvert-Lewin established himself as the preferred option in attack.

Further competition from Lukas Nmecha has only added to Piroe’s struggles, with Farke also opting to deploy players such as Noah Okafor and Brenden Aaronson in attacking roles when his main strikers are unavailable.

As a result, Piroe has rarely been afforded the chance to prove his worth at the top level, despite his proven goal-scoring ability.

Interestingly, Farke himself has previously praised Piroe’s finishing, describing him as one of the best he has ever worked with.

Such comments only add to the sense of contradiction surrounding his limited playing time.

While Farke deserves credit for improving results midway through the season, questions remain over his tactical rigidity.

His reluctance to rotate or adapt, even when certain players are underperforming, could prove costly.

In particular, Aaronson’s dip in form has raised eyebrows, with many believing Piroe should have been given more opportunities in recent matches.