Manchester United midfielder Liam Miller has extended his loan deal with Leeds until the end of the season, reports BBC Radio Leeds.
Miller has won nine Republic of Ireland caps
Miller moved to Leeds in November and has impressed in his 10 appearances.
The 24-year-old originally moved to Man Utd from Celtic in 2004, and was seen as a replacement for Roy Keane.
But he struggled to establish himself at Old Trafford, and was said to have been one of the players criticised by Keane in his infamous MUTV interview.
Miller is eligible to play for Leeds against Wigan in the FA Cup on Saturday.
Meanwhile Leeds boss Kevin Blackwell has played down reports that the club have already signed Australia midfielder Joel Griffiths from Swiss club Neuchatel Xamax.