Leeds United is now fighting in the Championship with the goal of getting back to the Premier League as soon as possible. Though at the moment the pitch is the center of attention, each month we include additional stories about potential developments for Elland Road. A summary of the most recent, updated this month, is provided below.
‘Agreement
Phil Hay completed the deal, despite millions of people claiming otherwise.
New Leeds owners 49ers Enterprises are expected to assume ownership of Elland Road from previous owner Andrea Raddrizani, according to The Athletic’s Phil Hay.
Hay wrote: “As yet, there are no updates on Companies House about a change of ownership, but the 49ers’ buy-out of Radrizzani included an agreement for the group to acquire 100 per cent of Elland Road and sources with knowledge of the deal — speaking anonymously to protect confidentiality agreements — have told The Athletic that the handover is due to be registered at Companies House in the near future.”
It was agreed in 2021 that Leeds would build a new training ground, as well as expanding Elland Road. But those plans were later withdrawn, with Leeds instead opting to expand the stadium to 55,000 seats, up from the current capacity of 37,608.
It was said at the time that further investment from the 49ers would be needed. Angus Kinnear said at the time: “If we stay up this year, then construction wouldn’t start next year, but the process would.
The history and character of the Elland Road culture are things that Paraag Marathe is eager to preserve.
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