Uncertainty reigns as Leeds United head into June. The Whites know they will be a second tier club next season, competing in the Championship for the right to win back their place in the Premier League.
But, when it comes to ownership, the director of football, the head coach, recruitment and departures, there are still so many questions to be answered, even after the statement Andrea Radrizzani released on Wednesday night. Indeed, four days into the first week of summer, Leeds remain in a holding pattern as they come to terms with the loss of their top flight status.
Leeds aren’t blessed with an endless amount of time to get things in order this summer. In fact, given the late finish to the top flight campaign and the Championship’s early start, it could well be one of the shortest off-seasons the club has ever seen. It’s vital then that progress is made and things start moving quickly at Elland Road if Leeds are to avoid falling behind the curve.
