Compared to his Leeds teammate who committed a “stupid” error, the 23-year-old is a superior passer.

However, the Norwegian made his complete debut before to last week’s Championship matchup with Birmingham City after Karl Darlow injured his thumb.

After another clean sheet for Leeds, Kristoffer Klaesson received plaudits.
The Blues were unable to get a point off of Klaesson. Even though he didn’t have a lot of work to do, he showed initiative when needed throughout the victory in what would turn out to be Wayne Rooney’s last game as the club’s manager.

Don’t step on any toes, then. practical while using a ball. When it comes to having it under his feet and back to him, I don’t believe he’s that fantastic. However, he picks individuals out and pings the ball well. I believe that for now, his distribution is perhaps a little bit superior to Meslier’s. In other words, he hasn’t made a mistake.

But as a manager, isn’t it the toughest choice you have to make right now? Meslier is your player of choice; he has been for several seasons. gets sent off after making a snap, foolish judgment against Preston. Is he going to expect his clothing back? I’m very certain he does. Is Klaesson anticipating losing his shirt? There must be a persistent uncertainty.

Meslier will surely regain his place. Farke believes that Meslier is one of the best in the league in his position. And there is still an element of a question mark over Klaesson given that Leeds dominated against both Birmingham and Peterborough.

But it is encouraging that Leeds now have a goalkeeper Farke could potentially bring in if Meslier’s form does dip further while Darlow is sideline