The former Premier League powerhouse returns

According to British media reports, Leeds United, which has just returned to the Premier League, is actively preparing for the upcoming new season and plans to make a big move in the transfer market this summer.

According to Football Insider, Leeds United will receive a signing budget of up to 150 million pounds in the summer transfer window. The team's goal is to sign about 10 new players to enhance the depth of the lineup and achieve the ambition of successfully relegation next season.

Club Chairman Parag Marat said in an interview with the BBC: "We are developing a bold plan to build a team as strong as possible. We will make full use of our financial resources and be competitive in the Premier League."

After successfully winning the 2024/25 Championship, Leeds United management has high hopes for the new season. In addition to signings, retaining the core players in the team is also regarded as a top priority, including Joel Piroe, Daniel James, Solomon and Bi Tanaka, etc., will be included in the contract renewal or key protection list.

In addition, the club also plans to introduce some veterans with rich Premier League experience to improve overall experience and stability.

Although Leeds United recorded a £60.8 million loss in the 2023/24 season, the club still has strong financial support, guaranteeing investment in the new season. Meanwhile, they announced plans to expand their home court, Elland Road Stadium – expanding the current 37,890 seats to 56,500 seats to increase game-day revenue and commercial value.

It is worth mentioning that Chairman Marat also made it clear that coach Daniel Falke will continue to coach next season. There were previous rumors that Fake was dissatisfied with the management because he failed to introduce enough players in the winter window. However, with the successful escalation, the relationship between the two sides has eased.

At present, Leeds United and Burnley have confirmed to be ranked in the top two in the Championship this season and are directly promoted to the Premier League next season. The last upgrade will be fiercely contested between Sherry Wednesday, Bristol City, Sunderland and Coventry.