In a dramatic development that has captured headlines across English football, **Leeds United F.C.** head coach **Daniel Farke** has confirmed he will step down from his role at the end of next season following what he described as a deeply personal decision.
Farke addressed players, staff, and supporters in an emotional statement earlier today, explaining that while he remains fully committed to guiding the team through the upcoming campaign, he believes it is important to provide clarity about the club’s long-term direction.
> “Leeds United is a special club with incredible history and passionate supporters,” Farke said. “After careful reflection and discussions with my family, I have decided that next season will be my final one as head coach. This gives everyone time to prepare properly for the next chapter.”
Alongside confirming his planned departure, Farke revealed that he intends to take a temporary break from frontline coaching at the conclusion of the season. He also pledged to work closely with the club’s board to ensure a smooth transition, including supporting the recruitment process for his successor.
Leeds United released an official statement praising Farke’s professionalism, tactical approach, and leadership. Under his guidance, the club has remained competitive while striving for stability and promotion ambitions within the **English Football League Championship**.
Club executives emphasized that succession planning will begin immediately, but stressed that the focus remains on delivering a successful campaign before the transition takes place.
Players were informed prior to the public announcement, with several senior squad members reportedly expressing gratitude for Farke’s influence and development work within the team. Supporters have reacted with mixed emotions — surprise at the news, but appreciation for the transparency and forward planning.
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