Overview
- Leeds say they are confident a new deal for Daniel Farke will be agreed soon and have put plans in place for talks after the close of the summer transfer window.
- Farke’s current contract runs until summer 2027, leaving him with less than a year left and prompting the club to prioritise early discussions to avoid a late-season distraction.
- Multiple reports say all seven of Leeds’ summer arrivals were recruited with Farke’s input and were informed the club intended to offer him a new contract, with buy-in from owners 49ers Enterprises.
- Farke has downplayed immediate negotiations, saying his focus remains on the team and that he expects to speak about his future after the transfer window or during the international break.
- If completed, an extension would lock in managerial continuity for Leeds’ Premier League project and reduce the chance of upheaval during the season while the club continues planning next steps.