The defeat to Aston Villa has left Leeds United players feeling at their lowest point, with morale plummeting as Daniel Farke’s job hangs in the balance, according to sources close to Football Insider.
Farke has just two games to turn things around before facing the potential sack, with tough matches against Man City and Chelsea approaching.
Desperate to uplift the disheartened team, Farke is working to inspire an immediate shift in performance amidst the grim atmosphere within the dressing room following the Villa loss.
Leeds’ owners are gearing up for a managerial change if Farke fails to secure points from the upcoming games against top-tier opponents.
Struggling to bridge the gap between the Championship and the Premier League, Leeds currently sit in 18th place and are grappling with a concerning streak of losses.
As potential replacements for Farke emerge, including Brendan Rodgers and Marcelo Bielsa, the need for a new leader to rejuvenate the team is becoming more evident.
With defensive solidity that characterized their previous success now lacking, the Whites must prioritize goal-scoring prowess heading into the January transfer window – a crucial period that may determine Farke’s future at the club.