Former Leeds United left-back Ben Parker has hailed the Whites' current unbeaten run as 'unreal' and believes every club have their eyes on them due to their form.
The Yorkshire-based club took their winning streak to seven games with a 2-0 win over Hull City at Elland Road on Tuesday and have not tasted defeat since the first week of October.
Having gone unbeaten in ten games and won seven games on the bounce, Parker, who termed their recent run 'unreal', believes the Peacocks are high on confidence now.
The 32-year-old pointed out that Leeds, who have kept 12 clean sheets from 21 league games so far, have conceded the least amount of goals across the major divisions in Europe and feels they have attracted the interest of other clubs with their form.
Parker also explained how the Whites did not let Hull breaking their seven-game winning streak last term distract them and went on to get the job done against the Tigers at Elland Road on Tuesday.
"Obviously, confidence comes from winning games", Parker said on LUTV following the match.
"Being on the run that we are – was it 10 unbeaten now? – seven wins on the bounce – unreal stats.
"Going back to the clean sheets we talked about, we have conceded the least amount of goals throughout all the top divisions in Europe.
"So look, all the eyes are on us at the moment. Many people might have seen tonight as a banana skin.
"Hull came to us last year after a big winning run and turned us over at Elland Road but again goes back to the mental attitude, just the mental strength of the boys.
"Just brushed that to one side, concentrated on tonight and got the job done."
Marcelo Bielsa's side now have the chance to extend their winning streak to eight games when they host Cardiff City at Elland Road on Saturday.
