Leeds United confirmed their latest high-profile investors on Thursday.
Paraag Marathe insists there will be no change to Leeds United’s identity following the arrival of Red Bull as stakeholders - and that the club’s newest investors are fully aware of that. Leeds confirmed on Thursday morning that the Austrian energy drinks company has joined an ever-growing list of investors, having reached a ‘multi-year agreement’ that would also see them become front-of-shirt sponsor from next season.
Follow Farke’s side and the latest news with the Yorkshire Evening Post’s free Leeds United email newsletter. “The only way this partnership was going to come to fruition was their recognition that, as minority investors, just as with the others, they’re there to lend advice when I need it but it’s our group’s management of this club and my leadership of this club. Let me say it again — that’s not going to change. This is a minority and minority-only partnership.
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