Leeds United boss Daniel Farke faces big selection calls ahead of their Premier League clash with Wolves, with a number of high-earning stars set to be left out of the squad. Reports suggest a quintet of players — costing the club a combined £315,000 per week in wages — will be axed as the manager seeks a sharper, more balanced XI.
Daniel James’ involvement has been a key talking point, with the winger pushing to reclaim his spot after mixed form in recent outings. Meanwhile, forward Jørgen Strand Larsen’s role in the lineup has also been under the microscope, as Farke weighs up whether to hand the summer arrival a central attacking berth or keep faith with his current system.
Wolves, meanwhile, are expected to stick largely with the side that has brought them stability in recent weeks, though Gary O’Neil may shuffle his midfield options to counter Leeds’ energy.
With both sides desperate for points — Leeds looking to climb away from the relegation zone and Wolves eager to build momentum — the predicted XIs reflect the fine margins managers are facing in their bid for consistency
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