Leeds are considering the dismissal of Daniel Fark despite the promotion

Leeds United is coming out for new managers, just two days after Daniel Fark returned to the Premier League.

Mail 49ers Enterprises reports in West Yorkshire Club, they have reservations about German’s ability to lead the club in the lead.

This opinion is based on the previous Farke record with Norwich City. Vark was twice the Canary to the Premier League, but it accumulated only 26 points from 49 games in seasons and a half.

It seems to have mastered the tournament, as Leeds got a 6-0 charge of Stoke City On the ELLAND Road on Easter Monday.

This was the promotion of the third championship of the Vark profession.

The hard work begins now for the IIIS

This was the most obvious thing for LEDS, whose crowds are the second highest level in the second layer, where they now have to fill the massive Gulf to the Premier League.

The profit and sustainability rules that will take into account the club’s low revenues will not help them because of their work for two years outside the upper section.

As Leeds continues to keep many high -wage players, they may have to sell before they can buy even though the team strengthens is a must if they want to compete.

Farke maintains the support of the LEDS base after it has exceeded Purnley and Burnley before Sheffield UNIDED to secure the first positions in the three horsepower race in most of this season.

The 48 -year -old is also a common character in the dressing room, and he is likely to be disappointed about his players.

Speaking after Stoke, Fark said: “Presenting such a certain performance is really amazing, and all the credit goes to the children for the way they dealt with the situation and the spirit they have shown in recent weeks.”

Bilsa to return?

If it is rejected, it is unlikely that there is a shortage of prepared candidates who put their names forward.

The return of the former champion Marcelo Bilsa, now responsible for the national team in Uruguay, will disappoint Fark’s exit, while the likes of Steve Cooper, Gary O’Neill and Shawn Dish are all enjoying experience in the Premier League that would like.