The report also claims that Ayling and his family are “extremely settled” in Leeds, indicating that he intends to remain there. Ayling will have to decide, but he should be aware that he might not be the first option.
Luke Ayling will be offered a new one-year Leeds United contract
It demonstrates how highly Ayling is regarded by Farke both on and off the field. The German believes Ayling still has much to offer in terms of his ability to play football, but it will be his leadership that will be important.
Maybe Ayling’s availability all the time as well. Last season, when Rasmus Kristensen was brought in to take his place, he was able to keep producing strong performances and keep Rasmus Kristensen out of the picture.
It’s probably a wise choice to keep Ayling at Elland Road for another season, regardless of the division, the article claims. The decision to sit on the bench, though, is Ayling’s. Maybe he wants to move, too.
