Brendan Rodgers has emerges as a surprise contender for the vacant manager's job at relegated Leeds.
The Whites are preparing for their first season back in the Championship after three years as a Premier League club. A dreadful campaign saw Leeds finish second bottom of the top-flight, having gone through three managers over the course of the year.
Jesse Marsch was sacked in February, with former Watford boss Javi Gracia named as his successor. But Gracia was fired himself after just 12 games in charge, with Sam Allardyce brought in to lead the team for the final four matches of the season.
