Leeds United are going strong in the Championship at the moment.
Leeds United are going strong in the Championship at the moment. The Whites may have lost against Reading away from home at the Madejski Stadium on Saturday evening, but they are very much in the running for the playoffs.
While things are gong well on the pitch, off if there appears to be a problem. According to The Sun, Leeds co-owners Massimo Cellino and Andrea Radrizzani do not agree over new appointments.
It has been reported by the British tabloid that while Cellino wants the current holders of the key positions to remain in place, Radrizzani wants to make new appointments.
The Sun has also claimed that Cellino wants to have a major say in the players that Leeds sign in the summer transfer window.
“Cellino’s people are still in place in all of the key jobs despite his fellow Italian pumping in cash for a 50 per cent stake,” states the report in The Sun.
“Radrizzani is looking to bring in right-hand men as soon as possible, but Cellino is happy with his sidekicks as they push for promotion.
“Cellino is also planning to have a major say in signings for next season, so Ellland Road is braced for a clash of the two egos.”
It will be interesting to see what happens in the end between Cellino and Radrizzani, and hopefully for the Leeds fans, they will come to some sort of an agreement.
What is important at the moment is for Leeds to maintain their good form and make sure that they finish in the playoffs.
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