s part 3 of our look at the youth players, today we run the rule over Robbie Gotts.
19 year old Robbie Gotts has had a bit of a breakthrough season at Leeds this year. Despite not making his debut yet, he has been included in a number of matchday squads and been on the bench fairly regularly recently. Gotts can play at full back or wide midfield, and like many of the youth players, his versatility is a big plus for manager Marcelo Bielsa. Born in Harrogate, Robbie is a local boy, and there is every chance he will get some minutes in this season. His strengths are skill, pace, workrate and tackling. He can also score, showing this last Monday against Hull u23’s when he fired home a great shot to complete a good team move.
19 year old Robbie Gotts has had a bit of a breakthrough season at Leeds this year. Despite not making his debut yet, he has been included in a number of matchday squads and been on the bench fairly regularly recently. Gotts can play at full back or wide midfield, and like many of the youth players, his versatility is a big plus for manager Marcelo Bielsa. Born in Harrogate, Robbie is a local boy, and there is every chance he will get some minutes in this season. His strengths are skill, pace, workrate and tackling. He can also score, showing this last Monday against Hull u23’s when he fired home a great shot to complete a good team move.
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