Leeds United kicked off their pre-season campaign with a 3-2 defeat by Wrexham, but the headline moment belonged to new signing Harry Wilson, who made his first appearance in a Leeds shirt.
According to BBC News, the Wales international attacking midfielder featured in the friendly as Daniel Farke's side began building towards the new season. Despite Wilson's debut, Leeds were unable to avoid defeat, falling 3-2 to a Wrexham team looking to make its own mark in pre-season fixtures.
Wilson's arrival adds fresh creative quality to Leeds' midfield options as they prepare for the campaign ahead, though the result itself offers little indication of how the season proper will unfold. Pre-season friendlies are typically used for fitness building and squad experimentation rather than results, and Farke will likely take encouragement from getting his new recruit minutes on the pitch.
Leeds will continue their preparations in the coming weeks, with further friendlies expected to give Farke a clearer picture of his squad before competitive action resumes.