Daniel Farke has threatened to resign if Leeds United approves the move of Archie Gray.

LeedsAllOver reports that in the midst of transfer rumors involving Archie Gray, Daniel Farke has been thinking about taking on the manager post at Leeds United.

According to an internet media outlet, the German was “seething” on June 30 about Leeds’ decision to sell the 18-year-old for more than £35 million [David Ornstein, 29 June].

However, due to a disagreement over the payment arrangement, the deal is now off, at least for the time being, according to a story published by Graham Smyth on Sunday, June 30.

Though a number of other Premier League teams are also hoping to sign the young player, Brentford is set to make a fresh bid.

This summer, there have been a lot of rumors about Gray, and they don’t seem to be going away anytime soon.

According to Graham Smyth’s story from June 30, there was a disagreement between the two clubs about a payment plan, which caused the deal for Gray’s transfer to collapse.

Leeds must make some sales this summer in order to guarantee that they follow the PSR set forth by the Championship.

But with the latest investment from the Red Bull group, they don’t feel as if they had to trade one of their finest players.

Additionally, a trade for the young player hasn’t been fully ruled out because Tottenham and Chelsea are still waiting to pounce on the opportunity.

As long as they can agree on a time and method for paying Gray’s full price, Brentford might still have a chance.

Although Gray’s departure appears more inevitable than ever, even with Brentford’s proposal being turned down, Leeds supporters will be pleading for him to stay for a further year.