Chris Dunlavy

WHEN Marcelo Bielsa walked through the doors of Thorp Arch in the summer of 2018, he probably found Mateusz Klich holding a suitcase on the other side.
Ten months earlier, the Polish midfielder’s unfortunate slip had allowed Kenneth Zohore to score a critical goal as Leeds slumped to a 3-1 defeat at Cardiff City.
Subbed off, scapegoated and shipped on loan to the Netherlands, Klich talked bullishly of unfinished business but nobody believed it. Victor Orta, the Whites’ sporting director, actively sought a buyer.
Bielsa, though, is famously meti...