Bogle wants Leeds to take 'next step'

Leeds United full-back Jayden Bogle said the Whites cannot take their Premier League status for "granted" as the season progresses.

It has been a stop-start 2026-27 campaign so far for Daniel Farke's side as Leeds sit 12th in the top flight.

However, Bogle believes the west Yorkshire club belongs in the Premier League.

"You ask any player in the squad, they will tell you Leeds belong in the Premier League," said Bogle.

"But because of that, we can't take that for granted and sort of expect to stay here.

"It is still the second season [in the Premier League], so we still have a massive challenge on our hands."

Although Leeds remained unbeaten in their opening four competitive games of the season, they have failed to win in their last five games in the Premier League.

Their last longest winless streak was from 10 February 2026 to 21 March 2026, a run of six games.

"A draw can sometimes be seen as a negative result," Bogle added.

"When we're dominating games, then on top of games and those games end in a draw for us as players, it is frustrating, but it is down to us to put that right and turn those draws into wins."

The 26-year-old full-back believes he is playing his best football in his career so far, but wants the club to aim for the "next step".

He said: "For the rest of the season, it is about us kicking on now. You know what the fans want and what the club is. That gets instilled into you."

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