
"Leeds United have had a disappointing season so far, and Daniel Farke is under a lot of pressure. He could be shown the door soon, and Leeds have already identified a potential replacement. According to GMS, Gary O'Neil is now one of the front-runners to take over at Leeds United. He was sacked by Wolves back in December 2024, and he has been out of work since then. It will be interesting to see if he's allowed to manage Leeds in the coming weeks."
"The Premier League side could look to make a change quickly in order to get their season back. They are currently fighting the relegation battle, and they will want to stay in the Premier League. Leeds are prepared to make a change before the January window, so that the new manager is given the opportunity to improve his team. It will be interesting to see how the situation develops over the next few weeks."
"Daniel Farke has done an impressive job at Leeds United until this season, and it remains to be seen whether he can hold onto his job longer. If he manages to turn things around in the coming weeks, the club hierarchy might be more willing to give him the time until the end of the season. Leeds players must take some responsibility for their poor form as well. They will need to raise their performance levels in order to stay up in the Premier League."
Leeds United have endured a disappointing season, leaving the club embroiled in a relegation battle and placing manager Daniel Farke under significant pressure. The club has identified potential replacements, with Gary O'Neil emerging as a front-runner after his December 2024 departure from Wolves and a subsequent period out of work. Leeds are prepared to make a managerial change before the January transfer window to give a new coach time to improve the squad. Players must also accept responsibility for poor form and raise performance levels to help secure Premier League survival. A timely turnaround could persuade the hierarchy to retain Farke.
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