Four games into 2026/27, Daniel Farke’s side sit third in the Premier League. Unbeaten, they have eight points from a 1-0 win at Nottingham Forest, home and away draws with Brentford and Brighton, and Monday’s 4-1 statement victory over Newcastle at Elland Road. Dominic Calvert-Lewin has led the scoring, the 3-5-2 shape Farke committed to last winter looks settled, and the market has reacted fast. Last season Leeds finished 14th on 47 points after promotion. Pre-season prices treated them as a mid-to-lower-table side: title outsiders, modest chances of a top-four or even top-half finish, and a realistic relegation price. Those numbers have moved sharply after the opening month.How the...