Despite having just led Leeds United back to the Premier League, head coach Daniel Falk was embroiled in rumors of managerial turmoil this week. According to multiple media reports, the club's top management is considering changing the head coach after the end of the season, even though the team had just won a 6-0 victory over Stoke City and secured promotion to the Premier League by taking advantage of Sheffield United's defeat to Burnley.

This is the third time Falk has led a team to promotion from the Championship to the Premier League, having previously led Norwich City to the Championship twice. However, despite his success, some fans and commentators still question whether he has the ability to stay in the Premier League, and uncertainty about his future continues to ferment on social media.

In response, Falk was quite calm: "I don't feel offended at all. Such rumors don't surprise me at all."

"I knew exactly which club I was signing for. I don't know how many managers Leeds United have had in the past 20 years, but to last three months here is an achievement."

The German coach revealed Leeds United's "high-pressure culture" in one sentence: "To coach at this club, you have to face huge pressure, noisy external voices and unlimited expectations. It's not surprising that someone is rumored to take over your position every week."

"Leeds United is a club with great emotion and scale. Many journalists have never even stepped into the door of the club or talked to anyone, but they start writing reports. In order to get traffic and clicks, sometimes 'breaking news' becomes their tool."

As of now, the club has not made any official response to the rumors about Falk's coaching position.