Phillips is reportedly set to join Manchester City while star winger Raphinha has been strongly linked with a move away from Elland Road.
The Whites are searching for potential replacements for Phillips and are likely to reinvest any money they receive if Raphinha also leaves the club this summer.
Brenden Aaronson, Rasmus Kristensen and Marc Roca have all arrived at Elland Road in this window as Jesse Marsch puts his own stamp on the Leeds squad.
United's activity in the transfer market shows the club have learnt some lessons from an almost-disastrous 2021-22 season which saw Leeds avoid relegation on the final day.
With new faces in the door at Leeds we looked to see how that has impacted their chances of avoiding the drop next campaign, compared to their Premier League rivals.
Everton, who escaped relegation in their penultimate fixture, have yet to announce any new signings while only a handful of deals have been completed by the three promoted clubs, Fulham, Bournemouth and Nottingham Forest.
According to the bookmakers, here's where Leeds are set to finish next term...
. Manchester City - 4,500/1
It is no surprise to see such long odds on Pep Guardiola's side going down after they claimed their fourth title in five seasons. Photo: Getty Images
. Liverpool - 4,500/1
The Reds finished second last season, one point behind Man City and are the same long odds to be relegated. Photo: Getty Images
. Chelsea - 2,500/1
The Blues finished third last season and their odds for relegation suggest that's where they are expected to finish again next term. Photo: Getty Images
. Tottenham Hotspur - 1,000/1
Antonio Conte's side look set to battle at the top end of the table as the Italian oversees his first summer transfer window at the club. Photo: Getty Images
. Manchester United - 1,000/1
Erik ten Hag is predicted to battle for a Champions League spot with the Red Devils in his first season at Old Trafford. Photo: Getty Images
. Arsenal - 500/1
The Gunners just missed out on a top-four place last season but are tipped to among the chasers next term. Photo: Getty Images
1. Manchester City - 4,500/1
It is no surprise to see such long odds on Pep Guardiola's side going down after they claimed their fourth title in five seasons. Photo: Getty Images
2. Liverpool - 4,500/1
The Reds finished second last season, one point behind Man City and are the same long odds to be relegated. Photo: Getty Images
3. Chelsea - 2,500/1
The Blues finished third last season and their odds for relegation suggest that's where they are expected to finish again next term. Photo: Getty Images
4. Tottenham Hotspur - 1,000/1
Antonio Conte's side look set to battle at the top end of the table as the Italian oversees his first summer transfer window at the club. Photo: Getty Images