Leeds United to offer Daniel Farke long‑term contract

Leeds United’s managing director Robbie Evans confirmed that the club and manager Daniel Farke are “on the same page” as they move toward a new contract agreement. Evans, speaking at the club’s headquarters, said both parties are working together to secure a deal that reflects the team’s ambitions and the manager’s role in achieving them.

The conversation comes after a season that saw Leeds finish in the upper half of the Championship, with Farke’s leadership praised for stabilising the squad following a turbulent period. While the club’s board has expressed confidence in the manager’s approach, the exact terms of the new contract remain undisclosed. Sources indicate that the negotiations will focus on performance incentives, length of tenure, and alignment with the club’s long‑term strategy.

If the parties reach a consensus, the new contract would likely extend Farke’s tenure beyond the current deal, which is set to expire at the end of the season. The agreement would provide continuity for a club that has been rebuilding under a new ownership structure and aims to return to the Premier League.