Graeme Souness says Leeds United need to appoint a manager who 'knows the territory' in the Premier League, and argues that Harry Redknapp or Sam Allardyce would be a logical short-term solution.
Reports emerged from the Mirror that Redknapp was open to coming out of retirement to help keep Leeds in the Premier League, while Sam Allardyce has also claimed that he could 'solve' the problems at Elland Road.
Leeds have had a difficult time appointing a successor for Jesse Marsch, who was relieved of his duties on February 6. Early frontrunner Carlos Corberan penned a new deal at West Brom last week, while Arne Slot, Andoni Iraola and Philippe Clement have also decided to stay at their respective clubs.