EPL: Leeds United’s Coach Quit Coaching After 4-0 Defeat to Tottenham

According to talkSPORT, Marcelo Bielsa has resigned as Leeds United manager.

Following mutual agreement between the Argentine coach and the club, Biesla bade a goodbye after a thumping 4-0 loss to Tottenham on Saturday.

The Peacocks have conceded 60 goals in 26 matches so far, with only one point grabbed from their last six league games.

Yesterday’s 4-0 loss at Elland Road however, proved to be the straw that broke the camel’s back for the 66-year-old manager.

Before yesterday’s loss which now beclouded Leeds’ hopes of remaining in the English 1st tier League next season, the ex-Lille coach had watched his side conceded 6 goals to Liverpool and 4 to Ralph Rangnick’s team.

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The Whites have now amassed 23 points to sit 16th in the EPL table and are two and three points ahead of Everton and Burnley who still have two outstanding matches each.

Meanwhile, Leeds have not changed their coach since 2018 but the former Lazio manager’s departure will compel them to fill the vacuum left by the Argentine.

The club have therefore, kept an eye on the American manager, Jesse Marsch with whom they want to replace Biesla, talkSPORT can confirm.