West Brom boss Carlos Corberan is being linked with Jesse Marsch's job at Leeds United.
The Daily Mail says Leeds will look to former assistant manager Corberan as a possible Marsch replacement. The Whites head coach acknowledged that the pressure was on as their winless run in the top flight continues.
Leeds have not won since their dramatic win over Bournemouth back in November, prior to the Winter World Cup break. The Whites hierarchy have backed Marsch in the transfer window with the arrival of Max Wober, Georginio Rutter and Weston McKennie in terms of first-team acquisitions.
However, their arrivals were not able to inspire a win at fellow strugglers Nottingham Forest. The Whites are level on points with Everton who occupy the final relegation spot, but sit just outside the bottom three on goal difference.
Marsch faces difficult back-to-back games against Manchester United on the horizon. The report claims Corberan is still hugely admired for the work he did at Elland Road under Marcelo Bielsa, while his work with Huddersfield Town and West Bromwich Albion is also attracting praise.
West Brom are hoping to offer the Spaniard a new deal with pressure mounting on Marsch.
