Wilfried Gnonto

Roy Keane has said that the one question mark over Leeds United ace Wilfried Gnonto is whether he can get enough goals and assists.

Roy Keane has said that one question mark over Leeds United sensation Wilfried Gnonto is whether he can get goals and assists on a regular basis. Roy Keane says Leeds ace Gnonto needs to get goals and assists on a regular basis However, Roy Keane still feels Leeds talisman Gnonto must prove that he can get enough goals and assists to justify the hype around his name.

Wilfried Gnonto's arrival at Leeds on deadline day last summer was met with little fanfare outside of his new home city. While an...

"He came in probably as a prospect for the future. He is showing that now on a game-to-game basis which is good." "He's really humble and down to earth and that just makes all the players warm to him. On another night, people would wax lyrical about his second goal, a neat turn inside and low finish inside the near post. Against Cardiff, he was again the sharpest thorn in his opponent's paw, running at defenders, holding them off, darting into one space, arriving in another. These qualities are now allowing him to thrive in England.In nine appearances across the Premier League and FA Cup he has looked entirely at home.

One pundit has told Football Insider that Wilfried Gnonto may be the long-term striker Leeds United have ben looking for.

“He didn’t start him for a while and the fans were on his back. “He just keeps impressing every time I see him play. [signed](https://twitter.com/LUFC/status/1565477099200122880) for Leeds United on transfer deadline day (1 September).

Phil Dawkes, BBC Sport at Elland Road. Having gained a football education at Inter Milan's academy, Wilfried Gnonto nurtured his brain away from it and has ...

"He's really humble and down to earth and that just makes all the players warm to him. He's just getting better and better with each game. Having gained a football education at Inter Milan's academy, Wilfried Gnonto nurtured his brain away from it and has not been scared to forge his own path.

Wilfried Gnonto has shrugged off comparisons with fellow Italian Paolo Di Canio, while Carney Chukwuemeka is loving life at Chelsea.

He said: "I couldn't wait to get on the pitch and it was a good first start experience for me. But yeah, we take the positives and try take it into Sunday [against Brentford]." "I think it is a small minority. We conceded two goals at the end but still did a great match. He said: "Yeah, I think his goal was better. Keep refreshing this page for the latest stories in bite-sized chunks.

Young Italian striker, who arrived on a dramatic deadline day last September, could have a big say in Leeds' fight to avoid relegation.

“We knew about him for a while and like I said he was a little bit more of an idea to bring him in the future,” said Marsch. But his time has arrived now in Leeds, with his fearlessness and power now a key part of their season. It was one of the final deals on deadline day but arguably was the best value of the summer. Around Elland Road there is talk of a teenage talent not seen in the LS11 postcode since Harry Kewell emerged from the club’s Academy in the 1990s. “More than £4million,” was the reply, delivered with a smile. When he failed his medical, the player and Leeds were left with nothing.

Wilfried Gnonto's arrival at Leeds on deadline day last summer was met with little fanfare outside of his new home city. While an...

"He came in probably as a prospect for the future. He is showing that now on a game-to-game basis which is good." "He's really humble and down to earth and that just makes all the players warm to him. On another night, people would wax lyrical about his second goal, a neat turn inside and low finish inside the near post. Against Cardiff, he was again the sharpest thorn in his opponent's paw, running at defenders, holding them off, darting into one space, arriving in another. These qualities are now allowing him to thrive in England.In nine appearances across the Premier League and FA Cup he has looked entirely at home.

Arriving in the summer from FC Zurich for £4m, the Italy winger has become a cornerstone of Leeds' attack and Robinson is delighted to see him thriving. "There ...

"They will work out his strengths and he'll have to adapt but he can go either way with pace, vision and threat. "He has pace, directness and is very intelligent for a young player. "I don't think they expected an immediate impact in the first team when he came.