BBC Radio Leeds reporter Adam Pope says Daniel Farke is the "most capable around" of leading the Whites to Premier League promotion despite some supporter criticism about his style of play.

Leeds United have bounced back well from what was a very challenging summer, racking up 11 points from a possible 18. Saturday's comfortable 2-0 win at bottom club Cardiff City moved them back into the Championship top six.

Keith Wyness has warned against Leeds United sacking Daniel Farke at this stage. Speaking to Football Insider, Wyness pointed to Birmingham City's sacking of John Eustace as a warning of what can happen to a team if they sack a manager too quickly.

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

There have been a few tell-tale signs of late that Leeds United head coach Daniel Farke is feeling a little frustrated. The German has a 50 per cent win ration in the Championship this season with three wins from six games, two draws and one defeat, which is hardly the cause for panic.

The Spaniard has enjoyed a fantastic start to the season with his West Bromwich Albion team, and are still unbeaten after six games. The Baggies are currently top of the table, having dropped just two points so far, drawing 0-0 with Leeds back in August.

What Leeds players are up to during international break - those on duty with their countries and those left behind

For Leeds United, what happens between now and that enforced break feels very significant in shaping not just the season but the narrative around head coach Daniel Farke. Leeds currently sit sixth in the table having lost just one game as the only side to take a point off league leaders West Bromwich Albion.

Leeds United have Daniel Farke as their manager but a poor start to the 2024/25 season could see them switch their attentions elsewhere

Leeds United are set to stick with Daniel Farke despite the club’s stuttering start to the Championship season. The German helped guide the Whites to the play-off final last campaign but were beaten by Southampton and have failed to kick on this term.

Leeds United were expected to be one of the favourites for the English Championship title this season, but they are way off the pace at the moment and that’s placed extreme pressure on manager, Daniel Farke’s shoulders.