Daniel Farke has been let down by the 49ers at Leeds as the transfer deadline passes with no new additions to the squad.
Despite Leeds’ attempts to secure Harry Wilson, Fulham pulling out of the deal left them empty-handed.
While the blame for this specific deal falling through might not entirely fall on the 49ers, they face criticism for their overall failures during the summer.
Despite the arrival of ten new players at Elland Road, questions remain about whether they have truly strengthened the squad, with Anton Stach being highlighted as a significant signing.
Following Leeds’ draw with Newcastle, Farke expressed a desire for more signings, but the 49ers failed to meet those expectations.
Their last-minute transfer hunt and numerous missed targets raise concerns about their recruitment strategy, leaving Farke under pressure without the necessary support from the club’s owners.
As optimism for the upcoming season dwindles, Leeds face challenges in boosting morale and improving goal-scoring performance, especially after scoring only one goal in the first three games.
Should Farke choose to leave, attention will inevitably turn to the 49ers’ management of the summer transfer window, leaving the club in a precarious position as they head into the international break.
