Daniel Farke, the Leeds United manager, has pledged that his team "won't sell our DNA" when they face Premier League title contenders Arsenal at the Emirates Stadium this Saturday.

Given Farke's suggested timescale, Ampadu is set to miss the next three games for Leeds.

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Farke will need a new skipper for at least the next three games due to club captain Ethan Ampadu suffering an MCL knee injury which is set to rule the midfielder out until after t ...