Leeds United are set to turn their focus to a new manager this week as they prepare for the new season.

The Whites were relegated to the Championship at the end of last season, with Sam Allardyce unable to keep them up.

One who is being linked to the post is West Brom boss Carlos Corberan, having worked at Leeds alongside Marcelo Bielsa in the past.

Per The Mail, he does have a release clause that Leeds could easily meet to get him out of his present contract.

Another option is Scott Parker, while Daniel Farke and Patrick Vieira are also candidates.

Recently sacked Bournemouth boss Gary O'Neil may be a surprise contender as well.

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