Leeds United fans, it's time to talk about the summer's biggest story before it even happens—the Premier League managerial merry-go-round, and whether Daniel Farke could be one of the names in the mix.

As the 2026-27 season approaches, the BBC Radio Leeds "Don't Go To Bed Just Yet" podcast team predicts a staggering nine managerial changes across the top flight. That's a lot of musical chairs, and one question looms large: will the Whites' boss be tempted to take a seat elsewhere?

Adam Pope, a voice for the Leeds faithful, is optimistic but cautious. "There's business still to be done here," he says. "There's a lot more this club can do, and you negotiate when you're on a high, don't you? He's in a great position." Pope points to key factors like transfer budgets and the club's ambition to take the next step—all part of the delicate equation that could keep Farke at Elland Road.

But what if a club outside England's top flight comes calling? Farke, at just 49, is no stranger to building success. Pope believes the German tactician has the chops to manage a side competing in European competition, but insists there's no rush. "It's not like the chance would pass him by for a Champions League club or so-called top six club," Pope adds. "I do feel that he's on his way to the top. I hope it's with Leeds, but Leeds, as a club, still have a way to go."

For now, it's a waiting game. Farke's journey is one to watch—and if you're stocking up on your Leeds gear, you'll want to be ready for whatever comes next. Whether he stays or goes, the passion for the badge never fades.