The 32-year-old has played nine games for the Whites from which they have taken fourteeen points and has provided a calming influence on the Leeds midfield, with the ability to win the ball and use it well, the kind of player whose influence is only really noticed when he is not there.
The drop remains a big fear for Leeds of course but their chances of survival have been improved considerably by Kishishev's signing. The player himself is hoping to avoid the unusual feat of both his parent club and loan side being relegated in the same season.
"It is not something I am proud of," Kishishev said after Saturday's narrow defeat at Southampton.
"Of course I want Charlton to survive but I am playing for Leeds and my only concern is to help them escape going down. Such a big club in the third division would be unthinkable."
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