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Town has announced a 10% increase in season ticket prices for the 2025/26 season, though the cost of seats for under-12s will remain unchanged. An […]
Town has announced a 10% increase in season ticket prices for the 2025/26 season, though the cost of seats for under-12s will remain unchanged. An […]
Leeds United are gearing up for a crucial summer as they prepare for life back in the Premier League, with one of their key priorities being the signing of a new goalkeeper. Illan Meslier’s inconsistent form this season has left the club searching for a reliable replacement, and Aaron Ramsdale has emerged as a top candidate. Despite his recent relegation with Southampton, former Leeds goalkeeper Paul Robinson has backed Ramsdale as an “unbelievable” signing, praising his talent and passion for the game. Robinson believes Ramsdale’s experience at top clubs like Arsenal and with England would make him the ideal choice to bolster Leeds’ squad for the challenges of the Premier League.
As Leeds make their preparations for the top flight, the future of manager Daniel Farke is also under scrutiny. Farke has successfully guided Leeds back to the Premier League and still has the chance to win the Championship title. However, recent reports suggest that Leeds could be eyeing Norwegian manager Kjetil Knutsen as a potential replacement. Knutsen has impressed in Europe with Bodo/Glimt, leading them to a Europa League semi-final. Whether Leeds will make such a bold decision remains to be seen, but the club’s ambition is clear as they plan for the next phase of their Premier League journey.
Danny Röhl’s future at Sheffield Wednesday is shrouded in uncertainty as interest from higher-profile clubs begins to intensify. With the 2024/25 season nearing its conclusion, Sky Sports reports that Leicester City have identified Röhl as a key name on their managerial shortlist. The Foxes, preparing for life back in the Championship, are expected to part ways with Ruud van Nistelrooy once the Premier League season wraps up — and Röhl has emerged as a serious contender to take the reins.
Stoke City midfielder Lewis Baker has been heavily criticized for his defensive lapse during the sixth goal in their 6-0 defeat to Leeds United. The […]
George Hirst believes Ipswich Town’s unity and togetherness will serve them well in the upcoming season, despite the team’s relegation to the Championship. Following a […]
Leicester City are gearing up for another stint in the Championship. Their relegation was sealed after a loss to Liverpool, marking their second drop from […]
Sheffield Wednesday boss Danny Rohl provided a reassuring update on Gabriel Otegbayo following the defender’s early exit during their 2-1 victory over Middlesbrough. Otegbayo was substituted due to cramp, but Rohl confirmed that it wasn’t a serious injury, praising the young talent for his growth throughout the season. “Gab is a big, big winner of the season,” Rohl said, noting Otegbayo’s significant development since pre-season. The manager also highlighted the tactical adjustments made to help the defender read the game more effectively, adding that both Otegbayo and Pierce Charles, fellow academy graduates, have the potential to play in the Championship next season.
Otegbayo, who has made 14 appearances for Sheffield Wednesday, is seen as a future star for the club, with hopes that he will continue to grow and eventually become a first-team regular. The Owls will be keen to give him more minutes in their remaining matches against Portsmouth and Watford, as they aim to finish the season strong.
Nectarios Triantis has emerged as one of the breakout stars of the season during his loan spell at Hibernian — and now, his agent has made it clear: he won’t be returning to Sunderland just to warm the bench. With eight goal contributions and 29 starts in a standout campaign, the 21-year-old midfielder has not only turned heads but also turned his career around. As interest grows and Sunderland weigh up their midfield options, Triantis is setting his sights on regular football — and a spot in Australia’s World Cup squad.
Leeds United’s two-year exile from the Premier League is widely seen as a consequence of Jesse Marsch’s troubled tenure. Appointed by Victor Orta after Marcelo Bielsa’s departure, Marsch struggled with tactics, recruitment, and consistency, leading the club into a downward spiral. While relegation was eventually inevitable, Leeds have now completed their resurgence. A dominant 6-0 win over Stoke and a key loss for Sheffield United sealed their return to the top flight. Former assistant Rene Maric, now at Bayern Munich, marked the moment with a respectful nod to the club and its fans—while subtly reflecting on the limitations he faced under Marsch’s leadership.
Today could be the day Leeds United secures their promotion back to the Premier League, as they face Stoke City at Elland Road. With a win and a Sheffield United loss, the Whites will seal their return to the top flight. After their 1-0 victory over Oxford, manager Daniel Farke may look to freshen up his lineup, particularly after a short recovery period. One key change should be the inclusion of Dan James, who has been a standout performer this season.
James, named a finalist for Championship Player of the Season, has been crucial in the final third with 12 goals, 16 ‘big chances’ created, and 9 assists in 30 starts. To give Leeds the best chance of success in such a critical match, Farke must bring James back into the starting lineup. This means dropping Brenden Aaronson, who has struggled with form, having contributed just two goals and no assists in his last 19 appearances. With James in the starting XI, Leeds’ attack would feature a dynamic trio of James, Gnonto, and Manor Solomon, giving them the edge they need to secure promotion.
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