Leeds United eye FA Cup winning manager as Huddersfield Town appoint Neil Warnock

Although the transfer window has now opened for English clubs, a significant portion of the daily rumour mill on June 14 has been devoted to managerial matters with Leeds United and Huddersfield Town in the news.

Sunderland's Championship rivals Leeds United have made a late move to hijack Celtic's reappointment of Brendan Rodgers after the Whites' relegation from the Premier League last season.

The former Liverpool, Swansea and Leicester City manager has a wealth of experience in England and won the FA Cup with the Foxes and came close to the Premier League title with the Reds.

Rodgers has reportedly already turned down the Crystal Palace job but Leeds remain hopeful they persuade him to make the move to Yorkshire with a hefty transfer kitty available to the former Championship promotion winner.

In other news, Neil Warnock has been unveiled as Huddersfield Town manager today,

The 74-year-old guided the Terriers clear of relegation in the second tier last season with Wigan Athletic, Reading and Blackpool going down to League One while Huddersfield managed to finish 15th.

Warnock guided the club to a string of superb results towards the back end of the season, including a 1-1 draw at the Stadium of Light against Sunderland as Tony Mowbray's side were chasing a top-six spot.

Warnock has signed a one-year deal with Huddersfield Town with reports suggesting that former Crystal Palace, Bury, Sheffield United and Middlesbrough boss has already drawn up a list of transfer targets.