A move to Blackburn, Preston or Hull – clubs who all still have a chance of breaking into the top six in the second half of the term, albeit slim – would be a good move. All three clubs play a nice brand of football.
Whether Leeds will allow Gelhardt to go remains to be seen, and it might be that Leeds wait until the FA Cup clash against Peterborough United before letting him go – and seeing how he does in that match.
He is expected to be on the bench on Boxing Day when Leeds take on Preston at Deepdale, with Luke Ayling, Sam Byram, Jaidon Anthony and Jamie Shackleton all expected to be missing from the clash.
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