“Tom Leahy will not be recalled in the first 28 days,” Harris declared. Tom must be regularly participating in first-team football. He has advanced to the level because that is where he is currently at and is not prepared to play for Millwall Football Club in the Championship.
Due to Josh Coburn’s injury sustained during Saturday’s loss to Luton, Macaulay Langstaff is the only senior striker available for Millwall at this time. In the Lions’ Carabao Cup match against Leyton Orient, Tom Bradshaw suffered a permanent knee injury, and record signing Mihailo Ivanovic is still rehabilitating from a hamstring issue.
Regarding Millwall’s policy regarding young players, Harris emphasised that the team would persist in doing what is appropriate for their development. “With young people, it goes beyond simply considering the outcome on Saturday. The football team also needs to have a long-term plan. Tom must mature and go through the phases.
Ever since joining Woking, Leahy has been a consistent starter, yet he has yet to score a goal. During on loan, the youthful forward will also be available for Millwall’s under-21 team.
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