Liam Cooper’s departure was revealed by Daniel Farke prior to the club making the announcement.

Liam Cooper is leaving Leeds United ten years after joining from Chesterfield, although aside from Daniel Farke’s remarks, there has been no formal confirmation as of yet.

Leeds’ Championship campaign has begun, but the team’s composition is interesting given the departure of players who were key members of the team.

Luke Ayling, Stuart Dallas, and Liam Cooper, the legendary trio, were officially out of their contracts, according to the club’s retained list, though Cooper was reportedly “in talks” for a new one.

Daniel Farke discussed the departures that the team had to deal with in August and the preseason before this weekend’s opening day match against Portsmouth.

He made this statement after observing the significance of Glen Kamara, Crysencio Summerville, and Archie Gray following their departure.

Additionally, a significant player—not the three players in the focus above—was Liam Cooper, a player who did not spend a lot of time on the field.

However, Liam was and still is a club legend because of his exceptional leadership and group experience, as well as the immense amount of work he has done for this team.

Here is proof that Cooper is indeed leaving Leeds, but the club has not yet released a statement on the matter.

Naturally, this will happen when the defender completes his free move to another team, and a worthy homage is anticipated for someone with such a legacy here.