Young Leeds United striker Mateo Joseph has sent a next season message amid training at a fifth-tier Spanish club.
Joseph was handed 23 league outings from the bench last season and regularly impressed in what was his first full season as a first-team squad member.
The 20-year-old was brought on as an 83rd-minute substitute in last month’s Championship play-off final in which United’s season ended with a 1-0 defeat to Southampton but Joseph is already putting in the hard graft ahead of the new campaign.
Putting in the work for what’s coming next season 🚀💪🏾
Muchas gracias a @UMEscobedo por permitirme entrenar en sus instalaciones! pic.twitter.com/WX52OWQflI
— Mateoojoseph9 (@mateoojoseph9) June 14, 2024
Taking to to his social media pages, Joseph shared four photographs of himself training at fifth tier Spanish side UM Escobedo along with a message.
“Putting in the work for what’s coming next season,” wrote the Spain under-21s forward. “Big thanks to Union Montanesa Escobedo for allowing me to train at their facility.”
