Leeds United winger Wilfried Gnonto has reportedly made it clear that he no longer wants to play under manager Daniel Farke. The Italian international is believed to be increasingly frustrated with his current role in the squad and the limited opportunities he has received in recent matches.
Gnonto, widely regarded as one of Leeds’ most exciting attacking talents, has struggled to secure a consistent starting place this season. Despite showing flashes of pace, skill, and creativity, the 20-year-old feels he has not been given enough freedom to fully express himself in Farke’s tactical system. Sources suggest the winger is concerned about his development and is now considering his options.
Daniel Farke has maintained a firm stance on squad discipline and tactical structure, emphasizing that every player must earn their position. While he has praised Gnonto’s ability in the past, competition for places remains intense.
The situation could now place Leeds United in a difficult position. With transfer speculation likely to grow, the club may need to address the tension quickly to avoid losing one of their brightest young prospects.
