Team Talk has reported on Patrick Bamford's potential departure from Leeds United, following news that he is not included in the Premier League plans. It appears that Patrick Bamford is preparing to leave Leeds United after being informed by manager Daniel Farke that he does not feature in the team's Premier League plans. A transfer to the Championship is seen as a likely outcome, with Middlesbrough emerging as a possible destination. With Bamford's contract at Leeds set to expire next summer, he has been associated with several Championship clubs, including Coventry and Birmingham. His exit follows a season where he did not score in 18 appearances. Daniel Farke reportedly had a frank discussion with Bamford, advising him of his exclusion from the Premier League plans, a decision that was largely influenced by Bamford's recent fitness issues. Despite this, Farke is said to have expressed his respect for Bamford both as a person and as a player. Pundit Simon Jordan has reportedly backed this decision, asserting that Bamford is beyond his peak. Middlesbrough, where Bamford has previously played, is among the clubs reportedly considering signing him.