Daniel Farke makes summer transfer admission amid Leeds United’s form slump as he’s set to sign top championship goal scorer

Daniel Farke, the manager of Leeds United, has addressed the Whites’ subpar comeback from corners in the second

part of the season as they attempt to stay up with Leicester City and Ipswich Town.

Leeds United has had a difficult time scoring from corners in the second half of this compelling Championship

campaign. As the club pushes for automatic promotion, its failure to convert dead-ball situations into points has

been a major source of discontent.

Following Saturday’s devastating home loss to Blackburn Rovers, Whites manager Daniel Farke was questioned

about his team’s poor performance from attacking corners and responded, “It has to do with the players on the

pitch,” Leeds Live reported. We scored a lot of goals from set pieces in the start of the season, particularly from

corners.

Pascal Struijk was frequently involved, but he isn’t there right now.

Liam Cooper was involved, although he isn’t now competing. Sam Byram was involved,

but I also made the decision to play more right-back with Junior Firpo, Archie Gray, or Connor Roberts in recent games.

It also has to do with the ability to attack wide free kicks and corners.

Even while we have a lot of great players on the field, such as Willy Gnonto, Daniel James, and Cree Summerville,

they are not natural set piece threats, so if they are in the starting lineup, we are a little short in terms of height and

quality to attack corners.

“We are aware of the record and have examined the number of goals scored during the careers of Joe Rodon, Ethan

Ampadu, and Georginio Rutter from corner kicks, and you won’t find many.

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