It’s clearly a story pushed by his agent to up the t&c of his new deal. Leeds would not consider selling in January for less than £50 million, and Manchester United will likely replace Carrick before then so their new manager would probably have different ideas. #lufc
Without Patrick Bamford, Leeds fell to pieces. Without Dominic Calvert-Lewin, you’d fear for them.
Calvert-Lewin is fit and healthy, but even more worryingly for Leeds fans, Manchester United are interested in him.
He is irreplaceable to Daniel Farke's Leeds side and it is no surprise the club are making the correct move to try and sign him to a new contract.
Leeds, without a complete rejig and rethink, simply do not operate without Calvert-Lewin. To even countenance that in the middle of that tricky second season in the Premier League is a risk nobody should be willing to take.
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The shambles of recruitment at certain clubs revealed in latest report by the always excellent @CIES_Football who have calculated the appreciation or decrease in player signings since they joined their clubs (excludes academy players).
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Harry Kane going from football’s most famous trophyless player to a Ballon d’Or winner might be the greatest example of why changing employers can improve your life.
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James Trafford: “Wind was really windy, was a bit mad” [via @SkySportsPL]
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United should sack Carrick and then immediately appoint him as interim manager to sort this mess out
He wasn’t a Farke signing, he was a signing by the clubs scouting team. Farke doesn’t play players he doesn’t like. Hence Gnonto & Ramazzani out the door. Bahoya will be the same, we won’t see much of him beyond sub appearances. #lufc
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Following a pitch inspection at the BD Community Stadium, this afternoon's First Round Women's FA Cup clash between Leeds United Women and Rotherham United Women has been postponed.
An update on the rescheduled fixture will be announced in due course.
