Potential for Leeds United is “without question” concealed by Daniel Farke’s £150 million.

After yet another upbeat performance, Daniel Farke spoke with his mouth firmly in cheek when he mentioned £150 million, Real Madrid, and Georginio Rutter, but the manager is certain of the striker’s potential.

This season, Rutter has painted a very different picture of himself than when he first arrived, hardly given a supporting role, amid the stress of Premier League relegation. There was talk that the Frenchman would quit in the summer due to his difficulties after joining from Hoffenheim for £35 million and comments he made about how difficult it would be for him to split from his old teammates. However, during the transfer outflow, Rutter chose to stay and work to make things right rather than being one of the people who hurried out. In the summer, 49ers Enterprises, the new owners, felt that Rutter was still a young player with just a few months left at Elland, therefore there was no need to do a salvage job.

So far, the outcome is two goals, five assists, and innumerable moments of genius, such as deft dribbling and sliderule passes that split defenders. At the Yorkshire derby against Huddersfield Town, Rutter was at it again. Deep in his own half, he sent Crysencio Summerville packing with a magnificent lofted pass, ran past right-back Tom Edwards as if he weren’t there, and then fed Summerville for one of the Dutchman’s two goals. except, as has been the case for eight games in a row, Rutter gave everything except the finishing touch and was unable to register a point in the 4-1 triumph.

Another loving evaluation of Rutter’s performance, “I also want him to be keen and greedy to score,” was said by Farke.

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“He’s amazing in so many ways—his level of fitness, his work ethic for the club, his involvement in every goal and his abundance of assists in the first half made him unplayable. Although he is still a young player, we would have to assume that Real Madrid would purchase him for £150 million even if his goal total today might have been a little higher. Although, thank God, it isn’t the case right now, he has every capacity to do this. We could all be a little happier if there was still room for progress and a few more goals.”

When Rutter is slipping past opponents, dribbling out of pressure, or setting up opportunities for teammates, it can be hard not to see greatness in his future. However, Farke thinks Rutter can take the greatest steps towards fulfilling his potential when he approaches in-game scenarios mentally.

“His potential and his talent is outstanding without question, he can be some player one day, but sometimes he chooses too complicated a solution, it’s finding the balance of going for a risky unexpected thing or the easy pass,” stated Farke.

“As a young player, he still has room to grow in terms of decision-making. He is more effective now than he was before. Even if he’s already at the top, we can help him score more goals. There is still room for development. But in the future, he has the potential to be a really remarkable player.”