Leeds United Chairman Nine-word Statement Confirmed the coach Falke stayed in the team - he was the one I wanted!

According to the Sun, Leeds United has made a final decision on the future of advanced champion coach Daniel Falke. Falk, 48, led Leeds United to beat Burnley with a goal difference this season, winning the English League championship, and successfully returned to the Premier League after being relegated in 2023.

However, despite great achievements, the future of the Germans has remained doubts. Some people believe that given Falke's poor coaching record in the Premier League, Leeds United may fire him to find another coach.

In 2020, Falke led Norwich to upgrade to the Premier League. But after returning to the top league, he was fired in 11 Premier League games in the 2021/22 season. Falke has a winning rate of only 12% in the Premier League. Falk also received some criticism at Elland Road Stadium after losing in the play-off last season. Fans also expressed dissatisfaction with his playing style, substitutes and, until recently, the goalkeeper Elan Meslier.

But recently, Leeds United Chairman Parag Marat issued a nine-word statement against the head coach. He told the BBC: "I have ended the speculation. He is my man." - He is the person I want!

He also added: "I won't comment on rumors and gossip. But now, today is that day." "I've been waiting for the season to end. I want to win a trophy, like Daniel (Falke), like the players, like all the staff, and we achieved that goal."

"My plan has been to come over and talk to you after the season is over, and now it's time, I want to tell you that I'm happy to be back with Daniel (Falke).

"I'm so happy to be working with Daniel (Falke), Robbie Evans (promoting him to managing director) and Adam Underwood (promoting him to sports director). Together, we will build the best team and play in the Premier League with every penny we can spend. ”

Falke will be relieved to hear this news and can start preparing for the summer preseason before the club returns to the Premier League.