Leeds United chairman and owner Andrea Radrizzani is currently in Myanmar as the transfer window approaches its end.
The Whites had been expected to look to bring in a striker before the window shuts as they try to push for promotion to the Premier League and to secure Radrizzani's pre-season stated target of a top six finish.
But Radrizzani does not appear to be playing a key role in any transfer talks, or no transfer talks are planned by Leeds, as he is presently in Myanmar.
The Italian took to Instagram to post a photograph of himself at the Novotel Yangon Max in Myanmar.
And the Leeds owner wrote: "Great meeting Mr Zaw Zaw President of Myanmar Football Federation, Chairman of Myanmar National League and Vice President of ASEAN Football Federation."
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With Radrizzani currently in Myanmar, it raises further questions over whether Leeds intend to do any serious business before the transfer window slams shut tomorrow evening.
Following a poor run of form, the Whites have slipped out of the playoff spots in the Championship and down into ninth place, with fans calling for a striker to be signed.
