Gabriel Gudmundsson in Sweden gear, Leeds United players in a huddle.
Credit: Imago
Declan Carr
Sun 29 March 2026 18:10, UK
Leeds United star Gabriel Gudmundsson took to social media to downplay any injury concerns.
The Whites ace played 77 minutes of Sweden’s 3-1 win over Ukraine on 26 March, but came off with a knee issue.
However, he put a three-word message on Instagram on 28 March, which said “Ses på tisdag” which translates to see you on Tuesday.
Leeds boss Daniel Farke will be relieved, and several Elland Road players have reacted to the update from their Swedish teammate.
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How did Leeds stars react to Gudmundsson’s message?
Gudmundsson has been a vital player for Leeds, and that is reflected in the Peacocks players’ response to his message.
The Swedish left-back has certainly made his impression, and his teammates seem to be relieved by the latest update.
Ethan Ampadu, Dan James, Wilfried Gnonto and Lukas Nmecha all reacted to the post by liking it, showing their support.
Gudmundsson’s stats this season Premier League
Matches 29
Goals/Assists 0
Tackles 61
Interceptions 21
Ground duels won 53.6%
Aerial duels won 35.7%
Minutes played 2,368
Gudmundsson’s stats in the league.
Why Leeds need Gudmundsson back
Farke will be buzzing that 22-cap international Gudmundsson has seemingly ruled out any long-lasting injury, because he is a crucial part of his team.
They felt his absence in the 0-0 draw with Brentford as he was banned for a red card that he picked up against Crystal Palace, lacking the threat that he brings down the left-hand side.
The LS11 side needs as many players to come back from international duty in full fitness as they are just four points above the relegation zone, and the upcoming fixtures do not favour them.
Leeds United manager Daniel Farke in the background with Premier League table from 15th to 20th after 31 matches in 2025-26 season
Credit: Breaking Media
The Peacocks travel to Manchester United, who sit third in the top-flight, and West Ham could close the gap to one point, if they beat bottom dwellers Wolves, and put the Whites right back into danger.
If Gudmundsson is fit and raring to go, that will be a huge boost for the Yorkshire outfit, as his impact on the side is clear and he brings a different dynamic.
Farke will be hoping that he plays no part in his nation’s World Cup qualifying playoff final with Poland, but given the stakes, he will likely start.
The German will be watching nervously, if that is the case and his man plays from the off at the Friends Arena on 31 March.