Leeds close in on new Daniel Farke contract

Leeds close in on new Daniel Farke contract

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2026-10-20 23:11:34
TEAMtalk reported that Leeds United are close to finalising a new deal for Daniel Farke, with terms agreed in principle and RB Leipzig monitoring him.

Leeds United are close to finalising a new contract for manager Daniel Farke. TEAMtalk reported that terms are agreed in principle on an extension that would tie him to the club for longer.

Contract talks

TEAMtalk reported that Leeds are close to tying Farke down to a new contract and that the deal is edging towards completion. TEAMtalk reported that on Friday it emerged that Farke is set to commit his future to Leeds until 2029 at least. Farke is currently contracted until the end of the season.

Leeds' position

Leeds are determined to reward the manager who guided them back into the Premier League in 2025. TEAMtalk reported that sources believe Leeds remain confident of reaching a full agreement with Farke as they look to secure his long-term future at Elland Road.

RB Leipzig interest

TEAMtalk reported, via Graeme Bailey, that RB Leipzig have been monitoring developments and are understood to have taken note of Farke's work in England. Leipzig appointed Martin Demichelis in the summer following the departure of Ole Werner.

Pressure in Leipzig

Leipzig have managed just two wins in their opening six Bundesliga games and lost 6-0 to Bayern Munich. TEAMtalk reported that sources believe pressure is already mounting on Demichelis at the Red Bull Arena.

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