June 19, 2025

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"He’ll get them promoted, yes but can he keep them there? I haven’t seen enough to believe Farke can maintain their top-flight status," Deeney stated on talkSPORT Predicts Leeds will Be RELEGATED Under Daniel Farke, providing a convincing points that backs hin claim.

“He’ll get them promoted, yes but can he keep them there? I haven’t seen enough to believe Farke can maintain their top-flight status,” Deeney stated on talkSPORT Predicts Leeds will Be RELEGATED Under Daniel Farke, providing a convincing points that backs hin claim.

Daniel Farke has earned widespread praise for his efforts to rebuild Leeds United after last season’s playoff heartbreak, guiding the team toward automatic promotion to the Premier League.

After losing three key players, Farke reshaped the squad, improving them without sacrificing his core principles. Leeds are now all but guaranteed a spot in the Premier League next season, with many expecting them to secure the Championship title.

However, doubts about Farke’s ability to succeed at the top level have resurfaced, even before Leeds have officially booked their place in the Premier League.

Leeds appear set to return to the top flight, with their recent form suggesting they could clinch the Championship title.

Farke, however, has been keen to keep the focus on the task at hand, reminding everyone that the job is far from done, even though promotion is now almost a certainty.

Farke has a solid track record of guiding teams to the Premier League, but his previous experiences in the top flight have raised concerns about his ability to keep Leeds there.

After a series of setbacks at Norwich City, the German manager is eager to prove himself at the top level, but former Premier League star Troy Deeney remains unconvinced that Farke is the right man to ensure Leeds’ survival in the Premier League.

Deeney voiced his doubts, saying, “Farke will take them up, yes, but keep them up? No. I haven’t seen enough to believe he can keep them there.”

He added that while Leeds is likely to make significant investments and change their approach, he hasn’t seen enough from Farke to suggest he can adapt his style to the demands of the Premier League.

“He’s going to probably have three promotions, but I haven’t seen him be able to change his style and adapt to staying in the Premier League.

I’m going to say no, just because I haven’t seen it before, but I hope he does,” Deeney said on talkSPORT.

Farke’s Premier League record is far from impressive. After taking Norwich up in 2019 as Championship winners, the team was immediately relegated. He led them back to the top tier with a club-record 97 points, earning EFL Championship Manager of the Season honors.

However, in the Premier League, Norwich struggled, and Farke made unwanted history in 2021 by becoming the first manager to lose 15 consecutive top-flight matches. He was sacked shortly after Norwich secured their first league win of the season.

Despite these concerns, Leeds fans remain supportive of Farke, believing he deserves another chance to prove himself in the Premier League. His work this season has earned him the backing of both the board and the supporters, thanks to his success in rebuilding the team.

If Leeds go up, the club is likely to provide Farke with the resources he needs to strengthen the squad during the summer transfer window.

The German manager will have to be decisive in making tough decisions on players who have been pivotal this season but may not be suited to the Premier League.

More importantly, Farke will need to adapt his playing style to cope with the challenges of top-flight football, acknowledging that Leeds can’t always play on the front foot.

Leeds fans will back Farke to learn from his past mistakes and to ensure the team remains in the Premier League next season, hoping his experience and leadership can guide them to success.

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