The Dane became the latest managerial casualty at Elland Road, after failing to win any of his last seven matches.
Leeds are now searching for their 13th manager in six years.
The Whites are only seven points outside the play-off places with 16 games remaining of the Championship campaign.
And a whole host of managers have been linked with the hot seat, including former boss Simon Grayson and ex-England coach Steve McClaren.
But an unknown quantity has emerged as a surprise target for the role.
“Hannes Wolf is now among one of the firm favourites to take over in west Yorkshire”
Former Stuttgart boss Hannes Wolf is now among one of the firm favourites to take over in west Yorkshire.
The 36-year-old may not be experienced as of yet, but he already boats an impressive CV.
Wolf has already managed Dortmund's youth side and was only recently dismissed as Stuttgart boss after previously guiding them to a Bundesliga II title.
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Hannes Wolf has been linked with a shock move to Leeds United
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Thomas Christiansen paid the price for poor Leeds results
Leeds officials previously wanted Huddersfield boss David Wagner to take over at the club.
And the German plays a similar brand of football to that of his fellow countryman Wolf.
At present, Barnsley boss Paul Heckingbottom and former Leeds star Gordon Strachan are prominent in the betting alongside Wolf.
The club hope to appoint a new manager before their clash Sheffield United on Saturday.
The Dane became the latest managerial casualty at Elland Road, after failing to win any of his last seven matches.
Leeds are now searching for their 13th manager in six years.
The Whites are only seven points outside the play-off places with 16 games remaining of the Championship campaign.
And a whole host of managers have been linked with the hot seat, including former boss Simon Grayson and ex-England coach Steve McClaren.
But an unknown quantity has emerged as a surprise target for the role.
“Hannes Wolf is now among one of the firm favourites to take over in west Yorkshire”
Former Stuttgart boss Hannes Wolf is now among one of the firm favourites to take over in west Yorkshire.
The 36-year-old may not be experienced as of yet, but he already boats an impressive CV.
Wolf has already managed Dortmund's youth side and was only recently dismissed as Stuttgart boss after previously guiding them to a Bundesliga II title.
Getty
Hannes Wolf has been linked with a shock move to Leeds United
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Thomas Christiansen paid the price for poor Leeds results
Leeds officials previously wanted Huddersfield boss David Wagner to take over at the club.
And the German plays a similar brand of football to that of his fellow countryman Wolf.
At present, Barnsley boss Paul Heckingbottom and former Leeds star Gordon Strachan are prominent in the betting alongside Wolf.
The club hope to appoint a new manager before their clash Sheffield United on Saturday.
The Dane became the latest managerial casualty at Elland Road, after failing to win any of his last seven matches.
Leeds are now searching for their 13th manager in six years.
The Whites are only seven points outside the play-off places with 16 games remaining of the Championship campaign.
And a whole host of managers have been linked with the hot seat, including former boss Simon Grayson and ex-England coach Steve McClaren.
But an unknown quantity has emerged as a surprise target for the role.
“Hannes Wolf is now among one of the firm favourites to take over in west Yorkshire”
Former Stuttgart boss Hannes Wolf is now among one of the firm favourites to take over in west Yorkshire.
The 36-year-old may not be experienced as of yet, but he already boats an impressive CV.
Wolf has already managed Dortmund's youth side and was only recently dismissed as Stuttgart boss after previously guiding them to a Bundesliga II title.
Getty
Hannes Wolf has been linked with a shock move to Leeds United
Getty
Thomas Christiansen paid the price for poor Leeds results
Leeds officials previously wanted Huddersfield boss David Wagner to take over at the club.
And the German plays a similar brand of football to that of his fellow countryman Wolf.
At present, Barnsley boss Paul Heckingbottom and former Leeds star Gordon Strachan are prominent in the betting alongside Wolf.
The club hope to appoint a new manager before their clash Sheffield United on Saturday.
The Dane became the latest managerial casualty at Elland Road, after failing to win any of his last seven matches.
Leeds are now searching for their 13th manager in six years.
The Whites are only seven points outside the play-off places with 16 games remaining of the Championship campaign.
And a whole host of managers have been linked with the hot seat, including former boss Simon Grayson and ex-England coach Steve McClaren.
But an unknown quantity has emerged as a surprise target for the role.
“Hannes Wolf is now among one of the firm favourites to take over in west Yorkshire”
Former Stuttgart boss Hannes Wolf is now among one of the firm favourites to take over in west Yorkshire.
The 36-year-old may not be experienced as of yet, but he already boats an impressive CV.
Wolf has already managed Dortmund's youth side and was only recently dismissed as Stuttgart boss after previously guiding them to a Bundesliga II title.
Getty
Hannes Wolf has been linked with a shock move to Leeds United
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Thomas Christiansen paid the price for poor Leeds results
Leeds officials previously wanted Huddersfield boss David Wagner to take over at the club.
And the German plays a similar brand of football to that of his fellow countryman Wolf.
At present, Barnsley boss Paul Heckingbottom and former Leeds star Gordon Strachan are prominent in the betting alongside Wolf.
The club hope to appoint a new manager before their clash Sheffield United on Saturday.
The Dane became the latest managerial casualty at Elland Road, after failing to win any of his last seven matches.
Leeds are now searching for their 13th manager in six years.
The Whites are only seven points outside the play-off places with 16 games remaining of the Championship campaign.
And a whole host of managers have been linked with the hot seat, including former boss Simon Grayson and ex-England coach Steve McClaren.
But an unknown quantity has emerged as a surprise target for the role.
“Hannes Wolf is now among one of the firm favourites to take over in west Yorkshire”
Former Stuttgart boss Hannes Wolf is now among one of the firm favourites to take over in west Yorkshire.
The 36-year-old may not be experienced as of yet, but he already boats an impressive CV.
Wolf has already managed Dortmund's youth side and was only recently dismissed as Stuttgart boss after previously guiding them to a Bundesliga II title.
Getty
Hannes Wolf has been linked with a shock move to Leeds United
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Thomas Christiansen paid the price for poor Leeds results
Leeds officials previously wanted Huddersfield boss David Wagner to take over at the club.
And the German plays a similar brand of football to that of his fellow countryman Wolf.
At present, Barnsley boss Paul Heckingbottom and former Leeds star Gordon Strachan are prominent in the betting alongside Wolf.
The club hope to appoint a new manager before their clash Sheffield United on Saturday.
The Dane became the latest managerial casualty at Elland Road, after failing to win any of his last seven matches.
Leeds are now searching for their 13th manager in six years.
The Whites are only seven points outside the play-off places with 16 games remaining of the Championship campaign.
And a whole host of managers have been linked with the hot seat, including former boss Simon Grayson and ex-England coach Steve McClaren.
But an unknown quantity has emerged as a surprise target for the role.
“Hannes Wolf is now among one of the firm favourites to take over in west Yorkshire”
Former Stuttgart boss Hannes Wolf is now among one of the firm favourites to take over in west Yorkshire.
The 36-year-old may not be experienced as of yet, but he already boats an impressive CV.
Wolf has already managed Dortmund's youth side and was only recently dismissed as Stuttgart boss after previously guiding them to a Bundesliga II title.
Getty
Hannes Wolf has been linked with a shock move to Leeds United
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Thomas Christiansen paid the price for poor Leeds results
Leeds officials previously wanted Huddersfield boss David Wagner to take over at the club.
And the German plays a similar brand of football to that of his fellow countryman Wolf.
At present, Barnsley boss Paul Heckingbottom and former Leeds star Gordon Strachan are prominent in the betting alongside Wolf.
The club hope to appoint a new manager before their clash Sheffield United on Saturday.
The Dane became the latest managerial casualty at Elland Road, after failing to win any of his last seven matches.
Leeds are now searching for their 13th manager in six years.
The Whites are only seven points outside the play-off places with 16 games remaining of the Championship campaign.
And a whole host of managers have been linked with the hot seat, including former boss Simon Grayson and ex-England coach Steve McClaren.
But an unknown quantity has emerged as a surprise target for the role.
“Hannes Wolf is now among one of the firm favourites to take over in west Yorkshire”
Former Stuttgart boss Hannes Wolf is now among one of the firm favourites to take over in west Yorkshire.
The 36-year-old may not be experienced as of yet, but he already boats an impressive CV.
Wolf has already managed Dortmund's youth side and was only recently dismissed as Stuttgart boss after previously guiding them to a Bundesliga II title.
Getty
Hannes Wolf has been linked with a shock move to Leeds United
Getty
Thomas Christiansen paid the price for poor Leeds results
Leeds officials previously wanted Huddersfield boss David Wagner to take over at the club.
And the German plays a similar brand of football to that of his fellow countryman Wolf.
At present, Barnsley boss Paul Heckingbottom and former Leeds star Gordon Strachan are prominent in the betting alongside Wolf.
The club hope to appoint a new manager before their clash Sheffield United on Saturday.
The Dane became the latest managerial casualty at Elland Road, after failing to win any of his last seven matches.
Leeds are now searching for their 13th manager in six years.
The Whites are only seven points outside the play-off places with 16 games remaining of the Championship campaign.
And a whole host of managers have been linked with the hot seat, including former boss Simon Grayson and ex-England coach Steve McClaren.
But an unknown quantity has emerged as a surprise target for the role.
“Hannes Wolf is now among one of the firm favourites to take over in west Yorkshire”
Former Stuttgart boss Hannes Wolf is now among one of the firm favourites to take over in west Yorkshire.
The 36-year-old may not be experienced as of yet, but he already boats an impressive CV.
Wolf has already managed Dortmund's youth side and was only recently dismissed as Stuttgart boss after previously guiding them to a Bundesliga II title.
Getty
Hannes Wolf has been linked with a shock move to Leeds United
Getty
Thomas Christiansen paid the price for poor Leeds results
Leeds officials previously wanted Huddersfield boss David Wagner to take over at the club.
And the German plays a similar brand of football to that of his fellow countryman Wolf.
At present, Barnsley boss Paul Heckingbottom and former Leeds star Gordon Strachan are prominent in the betting alongside Wolf.
The club hope to appoint a new manager before their clash Sheffield United on Saturday.
The Dane became the latest managerial casualty at Elland Road, after failing to win any of his last seven matches.
Leeds are now searching for their 13th manager in six years.
The Whites are only seven points outside the play-off places with 16 games remaining of the Championship campaign.
And a whole host of managers have been linked with the hot seat, including former boss Simon Grayson and ex-England coach Steve McClaren.
But an unknown quantity has emerged as a surprise target for the role.
“Hannes Wolf is now among one of the firm favourites to take over in west Yorkshire”
Former Stuttgart boss Hannes Wolf is now among one of the firm favourites to take over in west Yorkshire.
The 36-year-old may not be experienced as of yet, but he already boats an impressive CV.
Wolf has already managed Dortmund's youth side and was only recently dismissed as Stuttgart boss after previously guiding them to a Bundesliga II title.
Getty
Hannes Wolf has been linked with a shock move to Leeds United
Getty
Thomas Christiansen paid the price for poor Leeds results
Leeds officials previously wanted Huddersfield boss David Wagner to take over at the club.
And the German plays a similar brand of football to that of his fellow countryman Wolf.
At present, Barnsley boss Paul Heckingbottom and former Leeds star Gordon Strachan are prominent in the betting alongside Wolf.
The club hope to appoint a new manager before their clash Sheffield United on Saturday.
The Dane became the latest managerial casualty at Elland Road, after failing to win any of his last seven matches.
Leeds are now searching for their 13th manager in six years.
The Whites are only seven points outside the play-off places with 16 games remaining of the Championship campaign.
And a whole host of managers have been linked with the hot seat, including former boss Simon Grayson and ex-England coach Steve McClaren.
But an unknown quantity has emerged as a surprise target for the role.
“Hannes Wolf is now among one of the firm favourites to take over in west Yorkshire”
Former Stuttgart boss Hannes Wolf is now among one of the firm favourites to take over in west Yorkshire.
The 36-year-old may not be experienced as of yet, but he already boats an impressive CV.
Wolf has already managed Dortmund's youth side and was only recently dismissed as Stuttgart boss after previously guiding them to a Bundesliga II title.
Getty
Hannes Wolf has been linked with a shock move to Leeds United
Getty
Thomas Christiansen paid the price for poor Leeds results
Leeds officials previously wanted Huddersfield boss David Wagner to take over at the club.
And the German plays a similar brand of football to that of his fellow countryman Wolf.
At present, Barnsley boss Paul Heckingbottom and former Leeds star Gordon Strachan are prominent in the betting alongside Wolf.
The club hope to appoint a new manager before their clash Sheffield United on Saturday.
The Dane became the latest managerial casualty at Elland Road, after failing to win any of his last seven matches.
Leeds are now searching for their 13th manager in six years.
The Whites are only seven points outside the play-off places with 16 games remaining of the Championship campaign.
And a whole host of managers have been linked with the hot seat, including former boss Simon Grayson and ex-England coach Steve McClaren.
But an unknown quantity has emerged as a surprise target for the role.
“Hannes Wolf is now among one of the firm favourites to take over in west Yorkshire”
Former Stuttgart boss Hannes Wolf is now among one of the firm favourites to take over in west Yorkshire.
The 36-year-old may not be experienced as of yet, but he already boats an impressive CV.
Wolf has already managed Dortmund's youth side and was only recently dismissed as Stuttgart boss after previously guiding them to a Bundesliga II title.
Getty
Hannes Wolf has been linked with a shock move to Leeds United
Getty
Thomas Christiansen paid the price for poor Leeds results
Leeds officials previously wanted Huddersfield boss David Wagner to take over at the club.
And the German plays a similar brand of football to that of his fellow countryman Wolf.
At present, Barnsley boss Paul Heckingbottom and former Leeds star Gordon Strachan are prominent in the betting alongside Wolf.
The club hope to appoint a new manager before their clash Sheffield United on Saturday.
The Dane became the latest managerial casualty at Elland Road, after failing to win any of his last seven matches.
Leeds are now searching for their 13th manager in six years.
The Whites are only seven points outside the play-off places with 16 games remaining of the Championship campaign.
And a whole host of managers have been linked with the hot seat, including former boss Simon Grayson and ex-England coach Steve McClaren.
But an unknown quantity has emerged as a surprise target for the role.
“Hannes Wolf is now among one of the firm favourites to take over in west Yorkshire”
Former Stuttgart boss Hannes Wolf is now among one of the firm favourites to take over in west Yorkshire.
The 36-year-old may not be experienced as of yet, but he already boats an impressive CV.
Wolf has already managed Dortmund's youth side and was only recently dismissed as Stuttgart boss after previously guiding them to a Bundesliga II title.
Getty
Hannes Wolf has been linked with a shock move to Leeds United
Getty
Thomas Christiansen paid the price for poor Leeds results
Leeds officials previously wanted Huddersfield boss David Wagner to take over at the club.
And the German plays a similar brand of football to that of his fellow countryman Wolf.
At present, Barnsley boss Paul Heckingbottom and former Leeds star Gordon Strachan are prominent in the betting alongside Wolf.
The club hope to appoint a new manager before their clash Sheffield United on Saturday.
The Dane became the latest managerial casualty at Elland Road, after failing to win any of his last seven matches.
Leeds are now searching for their 13th manager in six years.
The Whites are only seven points outside the play-off places with 16 games remaining of the Championship campaign.
And a whole host of managers have been linked with the hot seat, including former boss Simon Grayson and ex-England coach Steve McClaren.
But an unknown quantity has emerged as a surprise target for the role.
“Hannes Wolf is now among one of the firm favourites to take over in west Yorkshire”
Former Stuttgart boss Hannes Wolf is now among one of the firm favourites to take over in west Yorkshire.
The 36-year-old may not be experienced as of yet, but he already boats an impressive CV.
Wolf has already managed Dortmund's youth side and was only recently dismissed as Stuttgart boss after previously guiding them to a Bundesliga II title.
Getty
Hannes Wolf has been linked with a shock move to Leeds United
Getty
Thomas Christiansen paid the price for poor Leeds results
Leeds officials previously wanted Huddersfield boss David Wagner to take over at the club.
And the German plays a similar brand of football to that of his fellow countryman Wolf.
At present, Barnsley boss Paul Heckingbottom and former Leeds star Gordon Strachan are prominent in the betting alongside Wolf.
The club hope to appoint a new manager before their clash Sheffield United on Saturday.
The Dane became the latest managerial casualty at Elland Road, after failing to win any of his last seven matches.
Leeds are now searching for their 13th manager in six years.
The Whites are only seven points outside the play-off places with 16 games remaining of the Championship campaign.
And a whole host of managers have been linked with the hot seat, including former boss Simon Grayson and ex-England coach Steve McClaren.
But an unknown quantity has emerged as a surprise target for the role.
“Hannes Wolf is now among one of the firm favourites to take over in west Yorkshire”
Former Stuttgart boss Hannes Wolf is now among one of the firm favourites to take over in west Yorkshire.
The 36-year-old may not be experienced as of yet, but he already boats an impressive CV.
Wolf has already managed Dortmund's youth side and was only recently dismissed as Stuttgart boss after previously guiding them to a Bundesliga II title.
Getty
Hannes Wolf has been linked with a shock move to Leeds United
Getty
Thomas Christiansen paid the price for poor Leeds results
Leeds officials previously wanted Huddersfield boss David Wagner to take over at the club.
And the German plays a similar brand of football to that of his fellow countryman Wolf.
At present, Barnsley boss Paul Heckingbottom and former Leeds star Gordon Strachan are prominent in the betting alongside Wolf.
The club hope to appoint a new manager before their clash Sheffield United on Saturday.
The Dane became the latest managerial casualty at Elland Road, after failing to win any of his last seven matches.
Leeds are now searching for their 13th manager in six years.
The Whites are only seven points outside the play-off places with 16 games remaining of the Championship campaign.
And a whole host of managers have been linked with the hot seat, including former boss Simon Grayson and ex-England coach Steve McClaren.
But an unknown quantity has emerged as a surprise target for the role.
“Hannes Wolf is now among one of the firm favourites to take over in west Yorkshire”
Former Stuttgart boss Hannes Wolf is now among one of the firm favourites to take over in west Yorkshire.
The 36-year-old may not be experienced as of yet, but he already boats an impressive CV.
Wolf has already managed Dortmund's youth side and was only recently dismissed as Stuttgart boss after previously guiding them to a Bundesliga II title.
Getty
Hannes Wolf has been linked with a shock move to Leeds United
Getty
Thomas Christiansen paid the price for poor Leeds results
Leeds officials previously wanted Huddersfield boss David Wagner to take over at the club.
And the German plays a similar brand of football to that of his fellow countryman Wolf.
At present, Barnsley boss Paul Heckingbottom and former Leeds star Gordon Strachan are prominent in the betting alongside Wolf.
The club hope to appoint a new manager before their clash Sheffield United on Saturday.
The Dane became the latest managerial casualty at Elland Road, after failing to win any of his last seven matches.
Leeds are now searching for their 13th manager in six years.
The Whites are only seven points outside the play-off places with 16 games remaining of the Championship campaign.
And a whole host of managers have been linked with the hot seat, including former boss Simon Grayson and ex-England coach Steve McClaren.
But an unknown quantity has emerged as a surprise target for the role.
“Hannes Wolf is now among one of the firm favourites to take over in west Yorkshire”
Former Stuttgart boss Hannes Wolf is now among one of the firm favourites to take over in west Yorkshire.
The 36-year-old may not be experienced as of yet, but he already boats an impressive CV.
Wolf has already managed Dortmund's youth side and was only recently dismissed as Stuttgart boss after previously guiding them to a Bundesliga II title.
Getty
Hannes Wolf has been linked with a shock move to Leeds United
Getty
Thomas Christiansen paid the price for poor Leeds results
Leeds officials previously wanted Huddersfield boss David Wagner to take over at the club.
And the German plays a similar brand of football to that of his fellow countryman Wolf.
At present, Barnsley boss Paul Heckingbottom and former Leeds star Gordon Strachan are prominent in the betting alongside Wolf.
The club hope to appoint a new manager before their clash Sheffield United on Saturday.
The Dane became the latest managerial casualty at Elland Road, after failing to win any of his last seven matches.
Leeds are now searching for their 13th manager in six years.
The Whites are only seven points outside the play-off places with 16 games remaining of the Championship campaign.
And a whole host of managers have been linked with the hot seat, including former boss Simon Grayson and ex-England coach Steve McClaren.
But an unknown quantity has emerged as a surprise target for the role.
“Hannes Wolf is now among one of the firm favourites to take over in west Yorkshire”
Former Stuttgart boss Hannes Wolf is now among one of the firm favourites to take over in west Yorkshire.
The 36-year-old may not be experienced as of yet, but he already boats an impressive CV.
Wolf has already managed Dortmund's youth side and was only recently dismissed as Stuttgart boss after previously guiding them to a Bundesliga II title.
Getty
Hannes Wolf has been linked with a shock move to Leeds United
Getty
Thomas Christiansen paid the price for poor Leeds results
Leeds officials previously wanted Huddersfield boss David Wagner to take over at the club.
And the German plays a similar brand of football to that of his fellow countryman Wolf.
At present, Barnsley boss Paul Heckingbottom and former Leeds star Gordon Strachan are prominent in the betting alongside Wolf.
The club hope to appoint a new manager before their clash Sheffield United on Saturday.
The Dane became the latest managerial casualty at Elland Road, after failing to win any of his last seven matches.
Leeds are now searching for their 13th manager in six years.
The Whites are only seven points outside the play-off places with 16 games remaining of the Championship campaign.
And a whole host of managers have been linked with the hot seat, including former boss Simon Grayson and ex-England coach Steve McClaren.
But an unknown quantity has emerged as a surprise target for the role.
“Hannes Wolf is now among one of the firm favourites to take over in west Yorkshire”
Former Stuttgart boss Hannes Wolf is now among one of the firm favourites to take over in west Yorkshire.
The 36-year-old may not be experienced as of yet, but he already boats an impressive CV.
Wolf has already managed Dortmund's youth side and was only recently dismissed as Stuttgart boss after previously guiding them to a Bundesliga II title.
Getty
Hannes Wolf has been linked with a shock move to Leeds United
Getty
Thomas Christiansen paid the price for poor Leeds results
Leeds officials previously wanted Huddersfield boss David Wagner to take over at the club.
And the German plays a similar brand of football to that of his fellow countryman Wolf.
At present, Barnsley boss Paul Heckingbottom and former Leeds star Gordon Strachan are prominent in the betting alongside Wolf.
The club hope to appoint a new manager before their clash Sheffield United on Saturday.
The Dane became the latest managerial casualty at Elland Road, after failing to win any of his last seven matches.
Leeds are now searching for their 13th manager in six years.
The Whites are only seven points outside the play-off places with 16 games remaining of the Championship campaign.
And a whole host of managers have been linked with the hot seat, including former boss Simon Grayson and ex-England coach Steve McClaren.
But an unknown quantity has emerged as a surprise target for the role.
“Hannes Wolf is now among one of the firm favourites to take over in west Yorkshire”
Former Stuttgart boss Hannes Wolf is now among one of the firm favourites to take over in west Yorkshire.
The 36-year-old may not be experienced as of yet, but he already boats an impressive CV.
Wolf has already managed Dortmund's youth side and was only recently dismissed as Stuttgart boss after previously guiding them to a Bundesliga II title.
Getty
Hannes Wolf has been linked with a shock move to Leeds United
Getty
Thomas Christiansen paid the price for poor Leeds results
Leeds officials previously wanted Huddersfield boss David Wagner to take over at the club.
And the German plays a similar brand of football to that of his fellow countryman Wolf.
At present, Barnsley boss Paul Heckingbottom and former Leeds star Gordon Strachan are prominent in the betting alongside Wolf.
The club hope to appoint a new manager before their clash Sheffield United on Saturday.
The Dane became the latest managerial casualty at Elland Road, after failing to win any of his last seven matches.
Leeds are now searching for their 13th manager in six years.
The Whites are only seven points outside the play-off places with 16 games remaining of the Championship campaign.
And a whole host of managers have been linked with the hot seat, including former boss Simon Grayson and ex-England coach Steve McClaren.
But an unknown quantity has emerged as a surprise target for the role.
“Hannes Wolf is now among one of the firm favourites to take over in west Yorkshire”
Former Stuttgart boss Hannes Wolf is now among one of the firm favourites to take over in west Yorkshire.
The 36-year-old may not be experienced as of yet, but he already boats an impressive CV.
Wolf has already managed Dortmund's youth side and was only recently dismissed as Stuttgart boss after previously guiding them to a Bundesliga II title.
Getty
Hannes Wolf has been linked with a shock move to Leeds United
Getty
Thomas Christiansen paid the price for poor Leeds results
Leeds officials previously wanted Huddersfield boss David Wagner to take over at the club.
And the German plays a similar brand of football to that of his fellow countryman Wolf.
At present, Barnsley boss Paul Heckingbottom and former Leeds star Gordon Strachan are prominent in the betting alongside Wolf.
The club hope to appoint a new manager before their clash Sheffield United on Saturday.
The Dane became the latest managerial casualty at Elland Road, after failing to win any of his last seven matches.
Leeds are now searching for their 13th manager in six years.
The Whites are only seven points outside the play-off places with 16 games remaining of the Championship campaign.
And a whole host of managers have been linked with the hot seat, including former boss Simon Grayson and ex-England coach Steve McClaren.
But an unknown quantity has emerged as a surprise target for the role.
“Hannes Wolf is now among one of the firm favourites to take over in west Yorkshire”
Former Stuttgart boss Hannes Wolf is now among one of the firm favourites to take over in west Yorkshire.
The 36-year-old may not be experienced as of yet, but he already boats an impressive CV.
Wolf has already managed Dortmund's youth side and was only recently dismissed as Stuttgart boss after previously guiding them to a Bundesliga II title.
Getty
Hannes Wolf has been linked with a shock move to Leeds United
Getty
Thomas Christiansen paid the price for poor Leeds results
Leeds officials previously wanted Huddersfield boss David Wagner to take over at the club.
And the German plays a similar brand of football to that of his fellow countryman Wolf.
At present, Barnsley boss Paul Heckingbottom and former Leeds star Gordon Strachan are prominent in the betting alongside Wolf.
The club hope to appoint a new manager before their clash Sheffield United on Saturday.
The Dane became the latest managerial casualty at Elland Road, after failing to win any of his last seven matches.
Leeds are now searching for their 13th manager in six years.
The Whites are only seven points outside the play-off places with 16 games remaining of the Championship campaign.
And a whole host of managers have been linked with the hot seat, including former boss Simon Grayson and ex-England coach Steve McClaren.
But an unknown quantity has emerged as a surprise target for the role.
“Hannes Wolf is now among one of the firm favourites to take over in west Yorkshire”
Former Stuttgart boss Hannes Wolf is now among one of the firm favourites to take over in west Yorkshire.
The 36-year-old may not be experienced as of yet, but he already boats an impressive CV.
Wolf has already managed Dortmund's youth side and was only recently dismissed as Stuttgart boss after previously guiding them to a Bundesliga II title.
Getty
Hannes Wolf has been linked with a shock move to Leeds United
Getty
Thomas Christiansen paid the price for poor Leeds results
Leeds officials previously wanted Huddersfield boss David Wagner to take over at the club.
And the German plays a similar brand of football to that of his fellow countryman Wolf.
At present, Barnsley boss Paul Heckingbottom and former Leeds star Gordon Strachan are prominent in the betting alongside Wolf.
The club hope to appoint a new manager before their clash Sheffield United on Saturday.
The Dane became the latest managerial casualty at Elland Road, after failing to win any of his last seven matches.
Leeds are now searching for their 13th manager in six years.
The Whites are only seven points outside the play-off places with 16 games remaining of the Championship campaign.
And a whole host of managers have been linked with the hot seat, including former boss Simon Grayson and ex-England coach Steve McClaren.
But an unknown quantity has emerged as a surprise target for the role.
“Hannes Wolf is now among one of the firm favourites to take over in west Yorkshire”
Former Stuttgart boss Hannes Wolf is now among one of the firm favourites to take over in west Yorkshire.
The 36-year-old may not be experienced as of yet, but he already boats an impressive CV.
Wolf has already managed Dortmund's youth side and was only recently dismissed as Stuttgart boss after previously guiding them to a Bundesliga II title.
Getty
Hannes Wolf has been linked with a shock move to Leeds United
Getty
Thomas Christiansen paid the price for poor Leeds results
Leeds officials previously wanted Huddersfield boss David Wagner to take over at the club.
And the German plays a similar brand of football to that of his fellow countryman Wolf.
At present, Barnsley boss Paul Heckingbottom and former Leeds star Gordon Strachan are prominent in the betting alongside Wolf.
The club hope to appoint a new manager before their clash Sheffield United on Saturday.
The Dane became the latest managerial casualty at Elland Road, after failing to win any of his last seven matches.
Leeds are now searching for their 13th manager in six years.
The Whites are only seven points outside the play-off places with 16 games remaining of the Championship campaign.
And a whole host of managers have been linked with the hot seat, including former boss Simon Grayson and ex-England coach Steve McClaren.
But an unknown quantity has emerged as a surprise target for the role.
“Hannes Wolf is now among one of the firm favourites to take over in west Yorkshire”
Former Stuttgart boss Hannes Wolf is now among one of the firm favourites to take over in west Yorkshire.
The 36-year-old may not be experienced as of yet, but he already boats an impressive CV.
Wolf has already managed Dortmund's youth side and was only recently dismissed as Stuttgart boss after previously guiding them to a Bundesliga II title.
Getty
Hannes Wolf has been linked with a shock move to Leeds United
Getty
Thomas Christiansen paid the price for poor Leeds results
Leeds officials previously wanted Huddersfield boss David Wagner to take over at the club.
And the German plays a similar brand of football to that of his fellow countryman Wolf.
At present, Barnsley boss Paul Heckingbottom and former Leeds star Gordon Strachan are prominent in the betting alongside Wolf.
The club hope to appoint a new manager before their clash Sheffield United on Saturday.
The Dane became the latest managerial casualty at Elland Road, after failing to win any of his last seven matches.
Leeds are now searching for their 13th manager in six years.
The Whites are only seven points outside the play-off places with 16 games remaining of the Championship campaign.
And a whole host of managers have been linked with the hot seat, including former boss Simon Grayson and ex-England coach Steve McClaren.
But an unknown quantity has emerged as a surprise target for the role.
“Hannes Wolf is now among one of the firm favourites to take over in west Yorkshire”
Former Stuttgart boss Hannes Wolf is now among one of the firm favourites to take over in west Yorkshire.
The 36-year-old may not be experienced as of yet, but he already boats an impressive CV.
Wolf has already managed Dortmund's youth side and was only recently dismissed as Stuttgart boss after previously guiding them to a Bundesliga II title.
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Hannes Wolf has been linked with a shock move to Leeds United
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Thomas Christiansen paid the price for poor Leeds results
Leeds officials previously wanted Huddersfield boss David Wagner to take over at the club.
And the German plays a similar brand of football to that of his fellow countryman Wolf.
At present, Barnsley boss Paul Heckingbottom and former Leeds star Gordon Strachan are prominent in the betting alongside Wolf.
The club hope to appoint a new manager before their clash Sheffield United on Saturday.
