Leeds United set to sack their coach Javi Gracia after their 4-1 loss to Bournemouth

Following Sunday's 4-1 loss at Bournemouth, Javi Gracia's future as Leeds United manager is seriously in doubt just 10 weeks after his appointment.

With just four games remaining, Mail Sport has learned that owner Andrea Radrizzani is pondering a second management move in an effort to preserve the Whites from relegation.

With just 11 Premier League games under his belt, Gracia was only hired temporarily in February when Jesse Marsch was fired.

However, after seeing his team win three of its first six Premier League games, the Spaniard saw Leeds suffer four losses in a row, dropping them to just one point above the drop zone.

In preparation for Saturday's trip to the league-leading Manchester City, Radrizzani and the club's board are now evaluating their alternatives.

Lee Bowyer, the former Leeds midfielder, is one candidate that club insiders are bringing up.

The 46-year-old is now unemployed having being fired by Birmingham in the summer of last year, but he may become a short-term solution that would inspire fans.