Leeds United are in no rush to tie down Daniel Farke to a new deal, according to managing director Robbie Evans, who insists both parties are "on the same page" over fresh terms.
Farke led Leeds to promotion from the Championship before guiding them to a 14th-placed finish in the Premier League and an FA Cup semi-final last season, cementing his status as one of the club's most important figures in recent years.
Despite his contract situation still unresolved, Evans told the BBC that "the time pressure is far reduced," suggesting talks are ongoing without urgency from either side. The comments point to a strong working relationship between Farke and the club's hierarchy, even if formal terms have yet to be finalised.
No timeline has been given for when a new agreement might be signed, but the tone from Leeds' boardroom suggests confidence that an extension will eventually be completed.