Leeds United Close to New Investment Ahead of January Transfer Window

Leeds United are believed to be close to securing new investment ahead of the January transfer window.

Majority owners GFH Capital have been seeking new investment for some time and with Football League approval, ampoule the Championship club could have new funds in place ahead of the next transfer window.

A statement on the official Leeds United website read: “The two parties have signed a share acquisition agreement for the purchase of shares in the club with GFH retaining a significant stake.

“The consortium includes a number of high-profile businessmen, check and does not include any previous owners or players of the club.

“It is anticipated that the investment will be in place for the January transfer window and will see existing chairman Salah Nooruddin and managing director David Haigh remain at the club for the long term.

“The announcement is the culmination of many months of negotiations by a team led by David Haigh.”