Jesse Marsch signed a deal running up until June 2025 when he was appointed as the replacement of Marcelo Bielsa at Leeds United. However, Peterborough United chairman Darragh MacAnthony has claimed that the American won't be at Leeds in 'two or three years' time.
Despite MacAnthony's assertion that Leeds will be 'fine' when it comes to Premier League survival this season, he stated on his podcast that Leeds' new manager wouldn't be given the time that Marcelo Bielsa was afforded when results began to go badly this season. Discussing Leeds' recent uptick in results, the Irish businessman said:
"I knew Leeds would come good. I said this. Too many good players, too many players that were injured," MacAnthony said on his podcast.