Harry Redknapp has taken the opportunity to distance himself from the vacant managerial position Leeds United. Reports earlier in the week claimed that Redknapp was ready to offer his expertise and knowledge to the Whites for the remainder of the Premier League season as the club continue their search for a new manager.
The former Tottenham Hotspur and Portsmouth boss has taken charge of over 1,300 games as a manager, with his last job coming in 2017 with Championship outfit Birmingham City. As such, his experience would be unmatched in the Premier League should he step back into management.
However, Redknapp has rubbished talk that a return could be on the cards at Leeds, who have been without a manager since dismissing Jesse Marsch on February 6 following their loss to Nottingham Forest. The Whites have made the decision to allow Under-21s boss Michael Skubala to hold the reins for the time being while the search for a permanent coach goes on and there has been no contact with Redknapp.
