Leeds United close to takeover by Bahrain group

Salem Patel, GFH Capital’s Chief Investment Officer, added: “We understand
there is some concern related to how Leeds United would be run under our
stewardship. It remains important to be clear that Shari’ah law will not
hinder this transaction nor will it affect the future operations of the
club. Our intention is to provide investment which will facilitate a
successful and sustainable future for Leeds United on and off the pitch.”

Regulatory approvals must also be provided by the Football League before the
deal can go through but it is believed no submission is yet under
consideration.

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