Leeds United head coach Marcelo Bielsa has admitted he could start playing both Patrick Bamford and Eddie Nketiah together in his line-up going forward.

The Argentine has stuck with his age-long one-striker system since arriving at Elland Road, preferring the 26-year-old as his first-choice this term.

Bamford hasn’t scored or assisted since the 3-0 win against Stoke City in August, but has started the last nine games.

With Nketiah often impressing anytime he comes off the bench, Leeds fans keep demanding he starts ahead of Bamford or play alongside him, and it seems Bielsa is now considering fielding both strikers.

The Argentine revealed during his press conference for tomorrow’s clash against Queens Park Rangers that he could get the duo into the same team by playing one behind the other, but wouldn’t play either out wide because they don’t feel comfortable there.

The tactical admission was music to the ears of some Leeds fans, and here is how they reacted to it on Twitter:

It's something worth considering.

— Dr.Theologia (@DoctorT1992) October 31, 2019

This sounds Good

— christo (@ctrlitt) October 31, 2019

Think bamford would be good behind Eddie could feed him in and hold up ball

— Stephen Maher