Leeds united takeover who is it

You need a lot of money when you have a Premier League club. Play for free, entries by 3pm. Search Sky Sports. Fill 2 Copy 11 Created with Sketch. Despite the fact that there has been interest in the club, Radrizzani insists that he has no great interest in selling and says he would like to remain involved if he does sell. If it was my own business I would treat it a bit differently. Following promotion to the Premier League, he even hinted that he could stay at the helm for 20 years.

It has been speculated that, rather than being bought by QSI, Leeds could benefit from greater financial involvement on the part of the 49ers. Promotion to the Premier League will, of itself, bring greater financial muscle for Leeds, but a takeover by wealthy owners would be an even bigger boost. However, while there is a clear need for the club to strengthen in order to compete in the higher division and stay there, it is not expected that there will be an extravagant spending spree.

Edinson Cavani has been touted as a potential new signing, with Radrizzani opining that former PSG striker, who is available on a free transfer, could adapt to play Elland Road. It has been suggested that the club may look to extend Ben White 's stay at the club after the centre-back impressed in the Championship last season, but he is due to return to Brighton. White is highly regarded by a number of top clubs in the Premier League and has been heavily linked with the likes of Liverpool, Manchester United and Manchester City.

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