Farke twice guided Norwich to promotion from the Championship but endured relegation in both top-flight campaigns, leading to doubts over whether he can translate his success in the second tier into long-term Premier League survival.
Despite those concerns, Leeds’ hierarchy are understood to be backing the German to build stability at Elland Road, with the board placing emphasis on continuity rather than a quick fix. The club believe Farke’s experience and familiarity with the Championship will remain crucial in steering Leeds through a demanding campaign.
However, with expectations high among supporters, pressure will mount quickly if Leeds falter in their push to establish themselves back among England’s elite.
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