Former Leeds United striker Brian Deane has told Football FanCast in an exclusive interview that he is not expecting Marcelo Bielsa to do too much this summer.

There has been quite a bit of speculation about Bielsa's future, with his contract set to expire. However, all of that could soon be put to bed after The Telegraph reported that the 65-year-old is close to agreeing a new deal.

It means that Leeds will be able to turn their full attention to the summer transfer market and the upcoming 2021/22 season, though Deane would not be surprised to see Bielsa not do too much over the next few months.

Speaking exclusively to FFC about the Yorkshire club's potential plans for the summer, the retired Premier League forward said:

"I don't think he'll do too much different. He's been there three seasons now, and I think all he'll probably do is look to tweak what he's done - maybe bring in a little bit more quality.

"I don't think Leeds are in a position to start spending, you know, hundreds of millions. I think he'll refresh certain positions. But, yeah, I think it's just the natural progression now."

Leeds had a very successful transfer window last year, bringing in the likes of Raphinha and Diego Llorente, who have gone on to become regulars - the latter after picking up a serious groin injury. So it will be interesting to see if they can replicate that kind of recruitment again.