Carlton Palmer has suggested that Leeds United should be considering Sheffield United boss Paul Heckingbottom as a potential candidate to replace Jesse Marsch.
Heckingbottom spent four months at Leeds during the 2017-18 season after starting his managerial career with a two-year spell at Barnsley. He lasted just four months and was replaced by Marcelo Bielsa in the dugout after registering eight defeats from his 16 games at the helm.
Sheffield United look on course to secure automatic promotion after a blistering season under Heckingbottom, and boast a 10-point cushion and a game in hand over third place Middlesbrough in the Championship rankings.
