Leeds United manager Daniel Farke has been criticised after a mixed start to the season, but the Whites retain faith in him.
According to a report by Football Insider, Leeds United believe that Daniel Farke is the right man to take them forward, despite the sacking rumours in recent weeks. There have been suggestions that the German tactician may not have the pedigree to keep his team in the Premier League.
Leeds United have picked up two wins from five Premier League matches, and it will be interesting to see if they can improve in the coming weeks. They will be hoping to establish themselves as Premier League regulars. The West Yorkshire outfit spent heavily during the summer transfer window, and they will not want to come back down to the Championship.
Farke will be expected to guide them to a mid finish this season. It remains to be seen whether he can get the best out of his players. There is no doubt that Leeds have quality players and they should be aiming for a respectable position in the mid-table.
The newly promoted Premier League club are currently 12th in the Premier League table. There is no reason for Leeds United to doubt the manager right now. However, they will certainly hope for better performances as the season progresses.
Leeds United need to be patient with Daniel Farke
Leeds United have been promoted to the Premier League this season, and they are still adjusting to life in the top flight. It is fair to assume that they could get better with time. Meanwhile, they were excellent under Farke in the EFL Championship, and there is no doubt that he has the qualities to do well in the Premier League as well.
The Whites will need continuity and stability if they want to establish themselves as a reliable Premier League club. They need to put their faith in the manager and let him build the squad capable of thriving in the top flight. The German manager has certainly earned their trust and patience since taking over.
Meanwhile, it is fair to assume that Leeds United fans will be content with the performances of the team so far. They will hope that the team can get better as the season progresses. The new players are still getting to grips with the Premier League and the team is likely to gel further in the coming weeks.
