Daniel Farke’s Premier League career in numbers as ex-Norwich boss comes under Leeds pressure
There are already questions about Daniel Farke’s tenure as Leeds manager.
After losing to Fulham, Leeds now has four points from their first four games of the season.
Starting this weekend in a possible relegation six-point match, Farke is already under pressure to produce some victories.
In search of his first away points of the season, Farke leads Leeds to Wolves at Molineux.
The German’s future at Elland Road may come under even greater scrutiny if he has a bad showing on Saturday.

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Daniel Farke’s Norwich record should worry Leeds fans
Farke took over as Leeds’ manager in 2023, and the team was promoted to the Premier League the previous season.
Even though he was successful in getting promoted, his position was questioned during the season, and there were rumors that he was fired.
Farke’s Premier League record has come under scrutiny, and Leeds supporters will find the statistics shocking.
The German had a terrible record in the top tier while he was Norwich’s manager, with just six victories and eight draws from 49 games.
Norwich City Premier League record | Daniel Farke |
Matches played | 49 |
Won | 6 |
Draws | 8 |
Losses | 35 |
Goals conceded | 101 |
Win percentage | 12.2% |
He was also in charge of the Canaries’ 7-1 loss at Chelsea in 2021, which set a Premier League record.
Leeds supporters have good reason to doubt Farke’s capacity for top-tier management and his suitability for this campaign.

Daniel Farke was lucky to survive the summer
Before the season even started, Leeds’ owners were considering firing Farke in the summer.
The 49ers may already be regretting their decision to replace the German.
Farke has demonstrated his inability to succeed in the Premier League thus far, and there is no indication that this will change at Elland Road.
The owners ought to have brought in someone with experience in the top tier if they wanted Leeds to have the best chance of staying up.