Regarding whether he believes Leeds United should be promoted this season, Marc Roca has spoken his opinion.
Roca is presently playing for Real Betis on a season-long loan from Leeds; a permanent contract has not yet been finalized, but he is expected to return to West Yorkshire in the summer.
Nevertheless, it has already been reported that Leeds has opted not to bring any of the players who were sent out on loan following their relegation back into the team for the upcoming campaign.
Leeds successfully reconstructed after losing a large number of players from their first team throughout the summer, and they are now second in the Championship with a genuine possibility of promotion.
Even if it would have an impact on his future, Roca states in an interview with El Desmarque that he would love to see his parent club return to the Premier League.
Roca desires Leeds’ advancement.
“There is a clause like this year,” he stated. I’m free to go on loan once again if Leeds isn’t in the Premier League. See you later. Whether or not they move up will determine this. I have no influence over them.
“I genuinely want you to succeed because I want the best for you and all the teams I have been a part of. It has been my home, and from there, we shall see. I am appreciative of them and wish them the best.
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According to what he’s said, Roca would actually find it easier if Leeds did stay in the Championship since it would enable him to spend a second season on loan at Betis.
This would omit the discussions over a possible transfer fee, which might be challenging considering Betis’ limited resources. In the Premier League, Leeds would likewise have more negotiating leverage.
After such a challenging first season at Elland Road, it is encouraging to know that he is still supporting his parent club, and maybe there will be a cordial parting of ways in the summer.
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