Leeds forward told to train alone after what he said to Farke

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Wilfried Gnonto is facing an uncertain future at Leeds United.

The Italian winger, after being relegated to the Championship on the final day of last season, is eager to make a quick return to the Premier League.

Everton are rumoured to be interested in signing the 19-year-old following their recent acquisition of Jack Harrison.

And according to a recent report from The Athletic’s Phil Hay, Gnonto is doing all he can to push for an Elland Road exit.

The outlet claims Gnonto only told manager Daniel Farke that he didn’t want to travel to face Birmingham City last weekend as the team’s coach was about to leave.

Consequently, according to Hay, Gnonto will now train alone and away from the rest of the first team.

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4 Comments

  1. Serves him right FFS he only 19 what he should do I’d burn up the Championship get promoted with Leeds then move on he will play for his country whatever league he is in its how he plays not the league he is in he needs to realise he is under contract and should fufil his obligations if we don’t go up at end of season then push for an exit not now as there is bad blood between him and the club

  2. All these Premier League players leaving because we are in the Championship.
    We are in the Championship because of these so-called Premier League players.
    As for Gnonto, maybe look at getting a knew agent. Being very poorly advised in my opinion. Not setting himself in a good light.

  3. Probably his agent should have a talking too as well
    He should be guiding his client in the right direction for what’s best for the future.
    Now he has a reputation and if he gets away with it once who knows if he will try it again.
    Hopefully all the teams will pull there bids and teach the lad a lesson. So others players don’t try the same thing.

  4. I for one would like to Gnonto Won’t Play frozen out and watch him rot away, training on his own. However, we have a squad crisis. We need so many players, and we are strapped with FFP restrictions to bring in new players – something we need desperately. For that reason only, I would agree to sell him for 25 million and use the money to bring in two decent players a striker and a defender.

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