Javi Gracia has been anointed the 'chosen one' tasked with keeping Leeds United in the Premier League on a flexible contract. The Spaniard was named as Jesse Marsch's replacement following a lengthy search for a new head coach.
Defeat to Everton at the weekend forced the Whites hierarchy into a decision, with the former Valencia, Malaga and Watford boss handed the reigns. However, it was during his time in his native country where he really made his mark.
Having started out coaching with Villareal's youth set-up, promotions in Spain would follow as well as time in Greece. Despite a 21-month spell with the Hornets in England, his general coaching style and man management remains somewhat of a mystery.
