The Championship opener with Cardiff City is just over three weeks away which will see Daniel Farke lead his team out at Elland Road for the first time. It is a ground the German has visited on a number of occasions with Norwich City, but on August 6 he will be situated in the home dugout instead.
Joining Farke will be several members of his trusted coaching staff with whom he has worked at several previous clubs.
Here is a breakdown of the Leeds United coaching structure in 2023/24.
1. Daniel Farke: Manager
Daniel Farke is the new manager of Leeds United and has arrived with Championship-winning pedigree. Supporters will hope he can make it three second tier titles in consecutive campaigns at this level. (Pic: Leeds United/Luke Holroyd) Photo: Leeds United/Luke Holroyd
2. Eddie Riemer: Assistant coach
Riemer arrives at Elland Road having worked extensively under Farke. Kazakh-born but raised in Germany, he played in the lower leagues there before moving into coaching. He'll be a regular fixture on the touchline. (Photo by James Chance/Getty Images) Photo: James Chance
3. Chris Domogalla: Fitness coach
Chris Domogalla (C) is Farke's athletic trainer and will be responsible for putting the players through their paces in training and before matches. The 37-year-old has also worked with Farke for many years after encountering the manager at Borussia Dortmund II. (Photo by Stephen Pond/Getty Images) Photo: Stephen Pond
4. Christopher John: First-team coach and analysis lead
Christopher John (C) arrived alongside Farke, Domogalla and Riemer ten days ago and will head up the club's analysis department, whilst also fulfilling a first-team coaching role. (Photo by George Wood/Getty Images) Photo: George Wood
5. Ed Wootten: Goalkeeping coach
After Farke opted not to continue with existing goalkeeping coach Marcos Abad at Elland Road, Leeds moved to lure Ed Wootten from Norwich, with whom Farke worked throughout his time at Carrow Road. He joined up with the team before flying to Oslo earlier this week. (Photo by Alex Pantling/Getty Images) Photo: Alex Pantling
6. Michael Skubala: U21s lead development coach
Michael Skubala returns to his role as Under-21s boss this season after a busy six-month period in which he doubled as first-team caretaker and then first-team coach under Javi Gracia and Sam Allardyce. Skubala helped the young Whites to promotion last season and replaces interim 21s coach Paco Gallardo who has left the club. (Photo by OLI SCARFF/AFP via Getty Images) Photo: OLI SCARFF