Leeds United are well placed heading into the November international break, sitting third in the Championship–just two points back from league leaders West Bromwich Albion. 

There is no time to sit back, however, and they need to strive to keep improving as the season wears on and further ahead than that.

It appears they're doing just that, as it has been reported by Football Insider that the Whites are tracking Rangers midfielder Glen Kamara ahead of a potential move for him next summer.

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The 24-year-old has become an integral part of Steven Gerrard's midfield this season, helping the Scottish side stay in stride with rivals Celtic in the league and move close to qualification for the knock-out stages of the Europa League.

The Whites are understood to have sent scouts to watch Kamara at Ibrox already this season, with Rangers thought to value the player at more than £8m.

But have his performances been worthy of Leeds' attention?

We put a spotlight on his season so far to find out.

Kamara arrived at Ibrox in January, joining from Dundee for a small fee of £50,000 as his contract was running out, and has cemented a place in the first-team this season.

The 24-year-old has made 20 appearances for the Glasgow club this season, mostly starting as part of a midfield three.

When you watch the 24-year-old, his dynamism and energy both with and without the ball are evident straight away, however, it is likely the way he dictates play that will be of most interest to Leeds.

Kamara averages 64.19 passes per game, more than Whites stars Ben White (52.75), Adam Forshaw (51.5), Liam Cooper (61.63) and Kalvin Phillips (53.33) at an outstanding pass success rate of 91.7%–once again higher than those four.

The Finland international dictates play for Gerrard's side but what is even more impressive is that he looks to be positive as much as he can–as evidenced by his average of 10.44 passes to the final third per game at a success rate 87.8%.

The midfielder also carries the ball very effective, averaging 1.16 progressive runs and 1.8 dribbles per game, and has fantastic feet that regularly allow him to dance away from pressure.

Defensively, he has a high-engine but also reads the game extremely well–waiting for the ideal time to dart in and pinch the ball and then using his speed to do just that–as his average of 3.02 interceptions and 7.48 recoveries per game and defensive duel success rate of 71% show.

Kamara looks like a player that could function fantastically alongside or just in front of Kalvin Phillips in the Whites midfield and, to me, someone that has exactly what Bielsa's Leeds side are looking for.

He is certainly worthy of their attention, you just worry Leeds may face some tough competition for him in the summer.