The Whites boss says every member of his first-team squad will be available to him and is expected to name a line-up not too dissimilar from the chosen XI that featured against Valencia in Leeds' final pre-season friendly last weekend.
There remain a number of potential selection decisions which are up for debate, including out wide, up front and in the centre of midfield with Farke spending the last week assessing his options in training.
Dan James and Willy Gnonto are likely to feature on the wings, but Brenden Aaronson will be knocking on the door, meanwhile Ilia Gruev's familiarity with Farke's system may mean he is given the nod over loan signing Joe Rothwell in the middle of the park.
Additionally, with four goals in pre-season Mateo Joseph has laid a marker down to his centre-forward rivals Patrick Bamford and Joel Piroe, but whether Farke believes he is ready to start as the club's new first-choice No. 9 is a different matter altogether.
Here's how the YEP think Leeds will line up on the opening day.
7. CM: Ilia Gruev
It's a toss-up between Gruev and new loan signing Joe Rothwell as to who will partner Ampadu in the middle of the park. Farke selecting the Bulgarian from the start against Valencia last weekend probably suggests that's who he sees in his strongest XI, as things stand. | Stu Forster Photo: Stu Forster
8. RW: Dan James
Hasn't featured in all pre-season games but hitting double figures last term probably ensures he gets a start at the beginning of this new campaign. Factor in Crysencio Summerville's exit, the lack of a replacement and James is one of the first names on the teamsheet. | Getty Images
9. LW: Willy Gnonto
The Italian international remains the subject of transfer interest but Farke insists no player has knocked on his door to remove themselves from contention, unlike the saga surrounding the 20-year-old last summer. He'll assume Summerville's role on the left, most likely. | Simon Hulme Photo: Simon Hulme
10. CF: Georginio Rutter
Rutter has looked sharp during pre-season and made the Elland Road pitch his own last year with 16 assists to his name. | Getty Images
11. ST: Mateo Joseph
Further staked his claim for a first-team place with another excellent finish against Valencia, his fourth goal of pre-season. Spanish youth international looks ready for a breakout campaign and has Farke's backing, but has he done enough in the manager's eyes to warrant a starting place ahead of fully fit Patrick Bamford and Joel Piroe? We'll see. | Getty Images