Leeds want boss Farke to stay 'long-term'
Summary
Leeds United and their manager Daniel Farke are working on a new contract as Farke is in the last year of his current deal. The club is happy with his performance and wants him to stay for a long time. Leeds also had a strong transfer window, bringing in several new players and selling one to meet financial rules.Key Facts
- Daniel Farke has managed Leeds United since 2023 and has won 76 of 153 games.
- Leeds finished 14th in the Premier League and reached the FA Cup semi-final last season.
- Farke’s current contract ends this year, and the club is negotiating a new long-term deal.
- Leeds earned 5 points in their first 3 league games of the current season.
- The club signed goalkeeper James Trafford from Manchester City for up to £45 million this summer.
- Leeds added several players, including defenders Tarik Muharemovic and Nico Elvedi, winger Harry Wilson, defender Melvin Bard, and forward Jean-Matteo Bahoya.
- Leeds sold defender Pascal Struijk to Brighton for about £20 million to comply with new financial rules.
- Managing director Robbie Evans said the transfer window and deadline day went well for Leeds.
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