Leeds want boss Farke to stay 'long-term'
Leeds United have expressed their intent to keep manager Daniel Farke at the helm for the long term. Farke led the club to promotion from the Championship, returning Leeds to the Premier League. The club's public backing signals confidence in his leadership as they prepare for top-flight football next season. Farke previously managed Norwich City, leading them to Premier League promotion in 2019 and 2021.
Read the full story at bbc.co.ukLeeds United's public endorsement of Daniel Farke underscores the stability they hope to build after bouncing straight back to the Premier League. Having previously been burned by managerial churn, the club appears to be taking a deliberate, long-term approach this time. Farke's track record of earning promotion — twice with Norwich and now with Leeds — gives him a strong case to be trusted with the next chapter rather than facing the pressure that consumed Marcelo Bielsa's tenure.
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