Leeds United will be hoping for movement on their search for a new head coach this week, as the club looks to nail down an appointment and let their new boss get his feet under the table before the squad returns to pre-season training.
The Whites have been without a head coach since parting ways with Sam Allardyce earlier this month, following the former Bolton boss' failure to stave off relegation during his four-match stint in charge of Elland Road.
The ongoing takeover saga at Elland Road has not sped up matters, but with 49ers Enterprises finally agreeing a deal, which is now awaiting EFL ratification, on Friday June 9, the club can now begin to look forward, and not backwards.