Leeds United head coach Marcelo Bielsa will stay at the club if things go his way this campaign, according to Danny Mills.
The former Leeds defender believes the Argentine only signs a one-year deal every season because that is what he is happy with.
“A lot of that is because if he's not happy with the way he's performed, he'll walk away because he wants to give his best,” Mills, who played for Leeds between 1999 and 2004, said in an interview with GentingBet.
“He's got a project now and the club have backed it by giving him pretty much what he wants, personally, and also in the transfer market to allow him to do his job.
“I think off the back of that, if he has a good season this season, I think he will stay.”
While other clubs may be concerned their manager or players will be poached by another side, Mills does not think that will be the case with Bielsa, who ended Leeds’ 16-year exile from the Premier League when he led them back to the top flight last season.
Mills added: “I think that there's always a worry where you've got exceptional managers, and exceptional talent, that other teams will be looking and maybe want to take that talent away.
“That's good because it means you've got a good manager or you've got good players, but I think it’s fair to say that Bielsa is different.
“He’s not like other managers, he loves his tracksuit, so I can't imagine him walking around Manchester or walking around London in a swanky suit going to top restaurants and that type of thing, that's not going to happen.”
