Leeds United chairman Paraag Marathe is reportedly preparing to part ways with manager Daniel Farke, despite the team’s narrow victory in their most recent match. Sources close to the club suggest that Marathe has grown increasingly frustrated with Leeds’ inconsistent performances this season, and believes a change in leadership may be necessary to steer the club back on track.
Farke, who guided Leeds back to the Premier League last season, has struggled to replicate that momentum in the top flight. Despite occasional flashes of attacking brilliance, the Whites have failed to maintain stability, leaving the hierarchy concerned about their long-term prospects.
The latest win, which briefly eased pressure on the German coach, appears to have done little to change Marathe’s stance. Reports claim discussions are already underway regarding potential replacements, with several high-profile names linked to the role.
Fans remain divided, with some urging patience after Farke’s contributions last season, while others believe fresh ideas are needed. As tensions rise at Elland Road, an official decision is expected soon — and unless results improve dramatically, Daniel Farke’s time as Leeds United manager could be coming to an abrupt end.
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