Pontus Jansson made his loan deal from Torino to Leeds United permanent in the summer transfer window.
As reported by The Guardian, Radrizzani completed the purchase of a 50% stake in Leeds in January 2017.
Then in the summer, the Italian businessman took total control of the English club, as reported by The Guardian.
Jansson joined Leeds on a season-long loan deal from Torino in the summer of 2016 and made the move permanent in the summer of 2017.
Championship club Leeds had to pay Italian outfit Torino a transfer fee of £3.5 million in order secure the services of the Sweden international centre-back, as reported by The Yorkshire Evening Post.
The 26-year-old has outlined the impact Radrizzani has made at Leeds since taking full control in the summer.
“This club is much more professional than last year with the new owner being in charge,” Jansson told The Yorkshire Evening Post. “Even the food is better, which seems like a small thing but is important to us as players.
“I have only good things to say about Andrea (Radrizzani) – he has done a lot to improve this club.”
Leeds are third in the Championship table at the moment with 20 points from 10 matches, three points behind leaders Cardiff City and a point behind second-placed Sheffield United.
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