Many Leeds United players have worn the jersey in recent years, but a select few have completely transformed their international careers while playing at Elland Road. The two most notable examples in the last five years are Patrick Bamford, who joined the England squad after an incredible season in which Leeds won promotion and scored 17 goals in the Premier League, and Kalvin Phillips, who was revitalized by Marcelo Bielsa’s decision to switch to midfield and went on to win numerous England caps and even receive an award for his first year wearing the national team colors.

Now, the club can attract some high profile names who also star for their countries.

Leeds United star tipped for shock callup

During the break, a few Leeds United players were called up for senior international service. However, despite his outstanding start to the season, Anton Stach was not one of them. Reports indicate that his circumstances may soon change. The midfield player is reportedly in the running to join Germany’s World Cup team, according to Sport BILD.

Stach is a member of Julian Nagelsmann’s “shadow squad,” which consists of a group of players who are almost on the outside looking in. The Leeds star may be called up as soon as the next international break, according to BILD.

Daniel Farke was right

Farke had nothing but admiration for Anton Stach when he joined the team. However, the Leeds manager made a statement that was not widely reported, implying that Stach’s performances might be crucial to his return to Germany:

He has already made a few appearances for the German national team, and his primary goal is to try to qualify for the World Cup. And he realizes that in order to do so, he must perform and start Premier League games. The fact that he is youthful is significant, even though he has expertise with

He has played in more than 100 Bundesliga games, is still improving, and needs to improve every year. We all thought it was a really, really wonderful addition, but before we can all brag, he needs to perform on the field and, hopefully, earn our confidence.