Daniel Farke’s Leeds United future is hanging by a thread after a disastrous run of four defeats in their last five Premier League games, sparking fears that a managerial change could be imminent. While the German coach remains in charge for now, sources around Elland Road suggest the board is growing increasingly concerned as the club slides closer to the relegation zone.
Leeds had entered the season with high expectations, but their recent performances have been marked by defensive lapses, lost confidence, and a worrying lack of cohesion. Farke has urged patience, insisting that his squad will turn things around, but frustration is boiling over among supporters who expected far more after significant investment and a promising start to the campaign.
Behind the scenes, the club hierarchy is reportedly assessing potential replacements should the slump continue. Several “attacking-minded” managers have already been discussed internally, with a shortlist said to be emerging as pressure intensifies.
While Leeds are reluctant to make a rash decision, the next few fixtures may determine Farke’s fate. Another poor result could force the board’s hand as they attempt to stabilise the season before it spirals out of control.
Farke is fighting—but time may be running out.
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