WORRYING FOOTAGE EMERGE AFTER DETAILS OF BOARD MEETING INVOLVING DANIEL FARKE’S FUTURE REVEALED, THE CLUB HAS TAKEN A DECISION

The fallout from the latest defeat, an agonizing 3-2 loss to Manchester City, has reportedly pushed Daniel Farke’s position at Leeds United to the brink. Worrying details have emerged regarding the club’s board meetings, indicating a significant loss of faith among the hierarchy, despite Farke’s promotion success last season. Sources close to Elland Road suggest the board has moved past simply reviewing the manager’s performance and is now actively considering their options for a replacement. The current disastrous run—five defeats in six matches and a plunge into the relegation zone—has made a managerial change an almost inevitable topic of discussion, with the board seemingly taking a decisive stance that current results are unsustainable. The club’s decision-makers, though initially hesitant to sack Farke, are now understood to have a top target list for his successor. Reports confirm that two former Premier League managers, Brendan Rodgers and Ange Postecoglou, are the leading contenders being sounded out by the Whites. While there has been no official statement, the internal temperature suggests a move is imminent, especially with a brutal run of fixtures against Chelsea and Liverpool immediately following the City game. This trio of matches could force the club’s hand to accelerate their decision. Despite the rising pressure and public speculation, Daniel Farke has maintained a defiant front. He recently stated he is happy to act as a “shield” for his players from the mounting “outside noise”. However, his position is becoming increasingly untenable. Farke’s points-per-game record in the Premier League (including his Norwich spell) is one of the lowest in the league’s history for a manager with over 50 games, a statistic the board can no longer ignore. The worrying footage refers to the stark public dissent, which includes angry supporter confrontations and chants questioning the manager’s ability, which is now impacting the boardroom’s willingness to back Farke’s long-term project. The club’s decision appears to be one of preparedness, ensuring a smooth transition should the results over the next crucial week seal the German’s fate.