Daniel Farke angrily gestured for Jayden Bogle to widen his position during Leeds United’s match against Hull City, as reported by Graham Smyth of the Yorkshire Evening Post. Smyth noted that Farke showed his frustration at Leeds’ inability to switch the play to the right-hand side by motioning for Bogle to move wider on the pitch. When Bogle finally received the ball in a wider position, Farke showed his approval by clapping in satisfaction.
It is evident that Bogle needs to elevate his performance if he hopes to secure a regular starting spot at Elland Road. Despite his recent transfer from Sheffield United, the young full-back has faced criticism from supporters and analysts alike. With the departures of key full-backs like Stuart Dallas and Luke Ayling, as well as talented youngster Archie Gray, Leeds needed to reinforce their defensive line during the transfer window.
Farke managed to bring in Isaac Schmidt as another option for the full-back position on deadline day. If Bogle’s struggles persist, he may find himself replaced by Schmidt as the season progresses. It is crucial for Bogle to improve his form in order to retain his spot in the starting lineup and contribute to Leeds United’s promotion push.
