Daniel Farke, a Leeds legend, answers a question about Whites star’s future.
Daniel Farke, the manager of Leeds United, has called Stuart Dallas a “club legend” but he is mum about what might happen with the Northern Ireland international.
The midfield player has struggled with injuries, and he hasn’t featured for Leeds in nearly two years.
Dallas is still recovering from a femur injury he sustained while playing for Leeds against Manchester City in the Premier League.
The Northern Irishman, whose contract at Leeds expires at the end of the season, is hoping to be in a position to play before the end of the campaign.
It has been suggested that Leeds are unlikely to hand Dallas a new contract, but Farke is coy on the situation.
The Leeds boss insists that Dallas must be given all the time he needs to recover and then the club will assess the situation.
Farke told a press conference: “He’s a Leeds legend. He gets all the time he needs for his recovery.
“I’d love to have him fit. But it’s a long term injury and we have to be respectful.
“There’s no time pressure. We’ll see what the outcome is.”
Dallas played a key role in helping Leeds win promotion to the Premier League in 2020 as he clocked appearances in 45 of the Whites’ 46 Championship games.
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