Joe Gelhardt is also linked with a potential loan move to QPR. Carlton Palmer mentions that QPR would be a suitable option for Gelhardt if he decides to stay in the Championship, as they do not pose a threat to Leeds' promotion chances.

QPR are reportedly keen on signing Joe Gelhardt. Leeds are holding out for a reasonable amount of money and are considering a loan move as well.

Reports have suggested teams in Scotland, the Championship, and Belgium are keen on securing Joe Gelhardt's services on loan in January. Gelhardt has been told he can go out on loan in the winter transfer window.

Joe Gelhardt has made just three appearances for Leeds United this season and is behind other players in the attacking pecking order. Up to 10 teams wanted to sign the 22-year-old on loan this summer. Two unnamed Belgian teams are reportedly interested in bringing him in on loan in January. Gelhardt is said to be enthusiastic about that possibility.

Joe Gelhardt is reportedly frustrated with his current situation at Leeds United and is looking to move away in January. He has found it challenging to get game time under the current management and has yet to start a league game this season. His limited involvement has been unexpected for some observers, and although there was interest from other clubs, his wages were a barrier to a move during the summer. Former Leeds midfielder Carlton Palmer was surprised that Gelhardt did not secure a move during the summer, while Graeme Bailey indicated that his wages were the reason for him not leaving Elland Road. Last season, Ipswich Town showed interest in him, and during the 2022-23 campaign, he had a loan spell at Sunderland.

Joe Gelhardt has struggled for regular game time at Leeds United. The club considers sending him out on loan for regular game time and development. This could increase his value for a future sale. Gelhardt is not seen as having a future at Leeds and is unlikely to get regular first-team action.