Farke To be SACKED Before Christmas? Leeds United Manager Under PRESSURE as a Former Leeds Midfielder Suggest the German Could Face Axe Before Christmas if….

Leeds United Manager Daniel Farke Under Pressure Amid Sack Rumors

Daniel Farke’s position as Leeds United manager is under scrutiny, with former midfielder David Norris suggesting that the German could face the axe before Christmas. Leeds currently sit fifth in the Championship, but Norris believes any prolonged winless streak could seal Farke’s fate.

“The problem for Daniel Farke is that he can’t go five or six games without a win, that pressure is really on,” Norris stated. Leeds have shown ruthlessness in the past, and with potential alternatives available, Farke’s position is increasingly precarious.

Carlos Corberan, West Brom’s current manager and former Leeds coach under Marcelo Bielsa, is admired by Leeds fans and has a release clause in his contract. This has sparked speculation that Leeds might consider replacing Farke with Corberan if results don’t improve.

Leeds face crucial matches against Sheffield United and Watford at Elland Road, followed by a trip to Bristol City, which could define Farke’s immediate future. Norris warned, “Any sort of bad run and I do think Leeds could push the button, even if it’s this side of Christmas.”

Farke is in his second season as Leeds manager, and despite some promising performances, the pressure to deliver promotion remains intense. The 49ers Enterprises, Leeds’ ownership group, will be monitoring the situation closely.

Corberan’s success at West Brom has heightened speculation about his potential return to Leeds. His release clause could prove tempting for the 49ers Enterprises if they decide to make a change.

In other Leeds news, Brenden Aaronson recently shared a jet back to England with a Premier League star, highlighting the club’s growing connections within the football community.

As the season unfolds, Farke’s position will continue to be scrutinized. Leeds’ fans and ownership demand success, and any significant downturn in results could lead to drastic action.

The coming weeks will reveal whether Farke can navigate the pressure and lead Leeds to promotion or if Corberan or another manager will take the reins.