Leeds United boss Daniel Farke insists contract talks with Junior Firpo and Sam Byram will take place in the future. Firpo has become a key player for the Yorkshire club since joining from Barcelona in 2021,

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Leeds United boss Daniel Farke couldn’t hide his anger and frustration after Coventry City earned a hard-fought point at Elland Road last season – a result they followed up superbly by taking all three in a 2-1 victory at the CBS Arena in the return Championship fixture.

Leeds United manager Daniel Farke sung the praises of 19-year-old central defender James Debayo in midweek but the timing is not yet right for the youngster's debut in white.

Their latest victory keeps United riding high in the Championship play-off places and leaves them only two points shy of early pacesetters West Bromwich Albion. Their success has been built on a strong defence, with Farke's men recording five clean sheets in seven league outings.

Substitutions have always been a discussion point during Daniel Farke’s tenure as Leeds United manager.

Leeds United boss Daniel Farke has made it clear that his first choice striker does not have to win the Golden Boot, he wants his striker to link up with the team better. The Whites boss has chosen young Spanish striker Mateo Joseph as his first-choice striker this season, with Joel Piroe and Patrick Bamford on the bench.

Experience will be a welcome boost to Leeds United when Daniel Farke can rely on Patrick Bamford, Manor Solomon and Daniel James again. Last weekend’s front four had an average age of 21 and while Farke is happy to be patient with their development, older heads will play a key part for him before next May.

Daniel Farke is sure Mark Robins will have Coventry City competing for promotion this season despite their customary slow start.

A busy period lies ahead of Leeds United before the next international break, but Daniel Farke's side currently sit in sixth position after garnering 11 points and recording four clean sheets. Are all United fans happy with their progress?