Leeds United captain Ethan Ampadu has sat down with BBC Radio Leeds' Adam Pope. Wales international Amapadu admits the pain of a defeat such as the one suffered at Wembley on Sunday "can linger". But Ampadu believes manager Daniel Farke is good at letting players feel "hurt and disappointment" before moving on constructively.

Leeds have not reached the Wembley showpiece since they lost to Sunderland in 1973.

Ampadu Influence Driving Leeds Survival PushLeeds United’s resurgence has been defined by resilience, structure and, above all, leadership. At the centre of that revival stands Ethan Ampadu, a figur...

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Leeds United officials intend to use every resource to keep Ethan Ampadu. They want him to remain a cornerstone of the squad for years to come. Recent reports suggest the club view the versatile midfi...

Ethan Ampadu’s journey back to Chelsea in 2023 ended with a decision that set his career on a new path, as Leeds United stepped in to sign him permanently. The Welsh international, who had already made 12 senior appearances for Chelsea, had spent time on loan at RB Leipzig, Sheffield United, Verona, and Spezia.

Leeds United have been in impressive form in the Premier League, winning four and losing just two of their last 13 matches, and fought from two goals behind to draw with Chelsea away from home during ...

First team duo Ethan Ampadu and Brenden Aaronson dropped in on one of the Leeds United Foundation’s Premier League Kicks sessions at the Bilal Masjid Mosque recently, taking part in our BBC Match of...

Skipper Ethan Ampadu is our feature interview in the Leeds United matchday programme for Saturday’s Premier League clash with Arsenal! The cover showcases the work of the Leeds United Foundation, as...