Daniel Farke’s future at Leeds United is reportedly uncertain, even after guiding the club to a potential 100-point Championship season and promotion back to the Premier League.
Despite achieving the primary goal of returning the Whites to the top flight, reports suggest the Leeds board is considering parting ways with Farke. Concerns stem from his underwhelming Premier League track record, having managed just six wins in 49 games across two spells with Norwich City.
Farke Preparing for Premier League Challenge
Leeds are currently in celebration mode following their promotion, with hopes of finishing the campaign as champions and possibly reaching the 100-point milestone. Yet, the club’s leadership appears to be evaluating whether Farke is the right person to lead the team in the Premier League long term.
While speculation about his job continues, Farke reportedly remains unfazed and is already planning a significant squad overhaul to prepare for top-flight competition. Such rebuilds can be risky but rewarding, as seen with Nottingham Forest’s recent transformation and push for European qualification.
Leave a Reply