Simon Jordan can see why Leeds would want to speak to Ange Postecoglou, but doesn't think he’s ready to ditch Celtic for the English Premier League, unlike some of his Scottish Premiership predecessors.
The Elland Road club are on the hunt for a new boss after axing American Jesse Marsch on Monday. Postecoglou’s name has been thrown in the mix along with the likes of West Brom manager and former Leeds coach Carlos Corberan and fans’ favourite Marcelo Bielsa. Postecoglou has been linked with vacancies down south before but has batted them off, insisting he has a job to finish at Celtic and isn’t interested in moving on just yet.
Jordan likes the Aussie's attitude and isn't sure the Premier League holds the same appeal it does for others. The Parkhead post is Postecoglou’s first European gig, whereas Brendan Rodgers and Steven Gerrard were dead set on returning to the English top flight despite taking charge on either side of Glasgow.
