Daniel Farke may be starting to feel regret over his decision regarding Leeds United in January as it appears to be backfiring on him. The pressure is on Farke as he hopes his Leeds team doesn’t repeat last season’s disappointment of only reaching the play-offs.
The upcoming international break will give Farke the chance to regroup and prepare for what promises to be a crucial run-in. However, during this break, there has been a glimmer of good news for Farke, with Leeds target Caoimhin Kelleher expressing his desire to leave Liverpool.
While this potential transfer could prove beneficial for Leeds, another decision made by Farke in January seems to have come back to haunt him. The recent success of Joe Gelhardt at Hull City following his loan exit has left Farke questioning why he let the talented striker leave on loan once again.
Gelhardt’s impressive performances at Hull, culminating in him being named player of the month, have only highlighted Farke’s error in judgement. It seems Leeds loaned out the wrong striker, as Gelhardt’s impact at Hull far surpasses Mateo Joseph’s struggles at Leeds.
As Gelhardt continues to flourish and Joseph continues to struggle, it may be time for Farke to reconsider his decisions and possibly look to course correct in the summer to avoid further mistakes.
