Leeds had four managers during the 2022/23 season, all with their own backroom teams, and several in different guises as caretakers and relegation-battlers.
Including the club’s departed board members, there are no fewer than 15 individuals who held integral roles at Elland Road during the 2022/23 campaign, all of whom have moved on, many of which are in new roles within the game.
Here’s where they’re operating and in which capacity they’re doing so now in April 2024.
Here’s where they’re operating and in which capacity they’re doing so now in April 2024.
7. Manager - Sam Allardyce
Big Sam has returned to the podcasting studio since leaving Elland Road at the end of last season, recording his regular William Hill-sponsored show 'No Tippy Tappy Football'.
8. Coach - Robbie Keane
A member of Allardyce's backroom staff, Keane took over at Israeli side Maccabi Tel-Aviv last year and guided the club to 1st in the regular season. They are currently top of the table by seven points in the Championship Round of the competition and on course to lift the title.
9. Assistant coach - Karl Robinson
Another of Allardyce's coaches, Robinson has since taken charge of League Two Salford City who are 20th in League Two and not yet safe from dropping out of the Football League.
10. Caretaker coach - Paco Gallardo
The Spaniard was brought in by Victor Orta and eventually worked as a trio of caretaker coaches when Marsch was sacked before assuming charge of the Under-21s. He left at the end of last season and has not resurfaced in the mainstream coaching game since.
11. First-team coach - Chris Armas
Armas was brought in shortly before Jesse Marsch's dismissal and made up the three-man caretaker team before Gracia's appointment. He left by mutual consent shortly after and has since taken the head coach role at MLS side Colorado Rapids.
12. Caretaker manager - Michael Skubala
The former Leeds U21s boss assumed charge of the team in the midst of Marsch's exit and remained a supplementary part of the first-team coaching setup until the end of the season. Late last year, he joined Lincoln City in League One as their new head coach, leading the team on an unbeaten run, almost making the play-offs.