Leeds United are reportedly considering former Leicester City and Celtic boss Brendan Rodgers as a potential replacement in the managerial hot seat. Sources close to Elland Road suggest the club’s hierarchy is weighing up a bold move to bring in the experienced Northern Irishman as pressure mounts on current manager Daniel Farke following a string of disappointing results.
Rodgers, known for his tactical brilliance and Premier League pedigree, is seen as an ideal candidate to reignite Leeds’ promotion or survival hopes and restore their attacking flair. The 51-year-old has previously managed top clubs including Liverpool, where he came close to securing a league title, and Leicester, where he delivered an FA Cup triumph.
Fans are divided — some calling for fresh leadership to revive the club’s ambition, while others still back Farke to turn things around. Leeds’ board, however, appears ready to act swiftly if performances don’t improve in the coming weeks.
If Rodgers accepts the challenge, it could mark the beginning of a new era at Elland Road — one filled with renewed energy, experience, and high expectations from the passionate Leeds faithful.
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