Patrick Bamford says he feels raw after leaving Premier League newcomers Leeds by mutual consent after seven years at the club.

Bamford scored 60 goals in 205 appearances after joining from Middlesbrough for £7m in 2018.

He was involved in two promotion-winning campaigns for Leeds and scored 17 goals during the club's first stint back in the Premier League under Marcelo Bielsa in 2020.

But the 31-year-old, who made one England appearance in 2021, was told by manager Daniel Farke last month that he was "not part" of his plans this season and would have to train with the under-21 squad if he remained at the club.

Speaking on Instagram, external Bamford said: "Right now, with the way it has come to an end and the way things have been handled recently it is all too raw for me to reflect on immediately.

"But in the years to come I will look back at this period of my life with nothing but joy and pride and be super happy with what I have achieved.

"I want to thank all the managers I...