Leeds United are looking to hire a casual physiotherapist to add to their medical team at Elland Road in the coming weeks.

Strength and conditioning coach Mladen Jovanovic shared an article on Twitter, highlighting Leeds' quest to make the behind-the-scenes appointment.

The article mentions that it will be a "Great" opportunity for anyone who's got the experience to take over the role.

Need a good candidate

It's important that Leeds bring in the right person as their expertise in injury prevention, management, and rehabilitation is essential for keeping players in optimal physical condition.

With the high-intensity nature of football, injuries are commonplace, and a physiotherapist's ability to assess and address these injuries promptly can minimize player downtime and aid in a swift return to the pitch.

A casual physiotherapist provides essential support during matches and training sessions and hopefully, this could mitigate the injuries sustained.

The physios can quickly respond to on-field injuries, ensuring players receive immediate attention and potentially preventing more severe issues.

Their presence certainly fosters a sense of security among athletes, promoting better performance and reducing anxiety.

Given the timelines in the report, the appointment should be made by the end of the year.

In other Leeds United news, Phil Hay claims that big European clubs have been keeping tabs on a Whites player for a while and are still willing to sign him.

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