Sam Allardyce has agreed to return to Premier League management as Leeds United's new boss, talkSPORT has reported
Leeds sacked Javi Gracia earlier today on Tuesday, with former England manager Allardyce set to take charge for the final four Premier League games of the season
Gracia was appointed in February and Allardyce will become Leeds' fourth head coach this season after Jesse Marsch and Michael Skubala
Sporting director Victor Orta, who hired Gracia, is also likely to leave his role after extensive council discussions on Monday
Tony Pulis, 65, and former United star Lee Bowyer, have also been considered as options for the Leeds boss
Stoke Pulis' last managerial role was as Sheffield Wednesday boss, which lasted just one month in 2020
Bowyer, 46, who spent seven years at Elland Road as a player between 1996 and 2003, last managed Birmingham City where he was sacked in 2022
But it looks like Allardyce will be the man tasked with trying to keep Leeds in the Premier League
The 68-year-old has been out of control for two years. His last role was at West Brom, when he was appointed mid-season but could not save them from relegation
