The Whites will be keen to move on from last weekend's 2-0 loss to Brighton & Hove Albion - a result which ended Marcelo Bielsa's side's excellent run of form that saw them beat Manchester City and claim draws against both Liverpool and Manchester United.
Mark Oliver has been named as the referee for the game against Spurs, and Leeds will be looking to end a four-game run of losing matches under the 36-year-old's watch.
Meanwhile, ex-Leeds United and Rangers man Mark Hateley has been discussing the chances of the Whites signing Gers star man Ryan Kent this summer, and claimed: “Listen, Leeds have got him on their radar right, they have twice come in for him.
“They will be hoping it’s third time lucky. They have done well down in the English Premier League. They know what they need, they need somebody that can open something up in the blink of an eye, Kent is the boy that can do that.
“You pay £20m to stick somebody on the bench down in the English Premier League, that is the way it is. Kent has got this ability to turn a game in the blink of an eye.”
Here are today's biggest transfer stories and the latest team news involving Leeds United and the rest of the Premier League, as the build-up to another busy weekend of top tier action continues:
. Club's Noa Lang celebrates after scoring during a soccer match between RSC Anderlecht and Club Brugge KV, Sunday 11 April 2021 in Brussels, on day 33 of the 'Jupiler Pro League' first division of the Belgian championship. BELGA PHOTO BRUNO FAHY (Photo by BRUNO FAHY/BELGA MAG/AFP via Getty Images)
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. Gunners target could join Bayern instead
Arsenal's hopes of signing Achraf Hakimi look to have taken a blow, as Bayern Munich are said to be lining up a move for the Inter star. The Morocco international could cost upwards of £40m. (Express) Photo: GIOVANNI ISOLINO
1. Gunners target could join Bayern instead
Arsenal's hopes of signing Achraf Hakimi look to have taken a blow, as Bayern Munich are said to be lining up a move for the Inter star. The Morocco international could cost upwards of £40m. (Express) Photo: GIOVANNI ISOLINO
2. Chelsea boss dismissed contract speculation
Despite an exceptional start to his career as Chelsea manager, Thomas Tuchel has insisted there is "no need and no time" for him to talk about extending his contract, which is currently just an 18-month short-term deal. (Sky Sports) Photo: JAVIER SORIANO
3. Campbell in the running for England U21 job
Sol Campbell has emerged as one of the favourites to become the next England U21 manager. The ex-Arsenal star is still behind Lee Carsley and Justin Cochrane in the running, however. (SkyBet) Photo: James Chance
4. Carney Chukwuemeka of Aston Villa in action for England.
Carney Chukwuemeka of Aston Villa in action for England. | Getty Images Photo: Dan Mullan