Leeds United appear unfazed by transfer speculation surrounding Daniel James, with the club's relaxed stance speaking volumes about their current standing, according to English Premier League Index.
The report suggests any January exit talk involving the Welsh winger has cooled significantly, indicating James himself may have settled on his future by staying put at Elland Road. Following what's described as a strong start to the campaign, Leeds seemingly have no urgency to consider offers for the 27-year-old.
While the source doesn't detail specific interested clubs or concrete transfer bids, the underlying message is clear: Leeds value James's contribution and see him as part of their plans rather than a player to be cashed in on mid-season.
The composed nature of the situation reflects a club operating from a position of stability rather than one bracing for departures. As things stand, according to the report, James looks set to remain a Leeds player beyond the winter window, with no indication from either party that a move is being actively pursued.