Leeds United boss Jesse Marsch has admitted it's 'hard' not to see Kalvin Phillips every day, but has insisted the club will get stronger on the back of losing their two star players.
Manchester City signed the midfielder, who came through the Leeds academy, for £45million this summer, while Raphinha was also sold to Barcelona for £55m.
The club have spent just under £100million to make up for their losses, and help them progress up the table after narrowly avoiding relegation last season.
Ahead of their opener with Wolves on Saturday, Marsch has revealed his regret at seeing former captain Phillips depart in the summer, and was emotional at seeing a mural of the player in Leeds city centre.