Leeds United manager Simon Grayson has dismissed the constant speculation surrounding incomings and outgoings.

Grayson's squad reported back to Thorp Arch for training on Thursday and Jason Crowe was the new face among the players as preparations for the new season got underway in earnest.

The boss has been linked with a host of players in the media over the past five weeks, including a move for Cardiff striker Warren Feeney. 

"I don't take a lot of notice of what's said and what isn't," he said.

"I take no notice of rumours because I know what's going on better than anyone else and I don't comment on speculation.

"I comment on deals when they are ready to go. I know how much work it takes to get things done, and what I work on I try to keep out of the media.

"We knew there would be a lot of rumours and speculation all over the summer, but as it stands there is one in - Jason Crowe - and Peter Sweeney has gone.

"There's been no more departures and no new signings, contrary to what people have been reading about.  There's been stuff about players allegedly having medicals.

"I've spoken to 10 or 15 players and Warren Feeney is just one of them, but as it stands he won't be a Leeds United player.

"Until something is signed and sealed, you never say a deal is done or 'I'm looking at this or that'."

See more from Simon and the players on LUTV later this week...