There hasn’t been a lot to get excited about for Leeds fans over the last few weeks, as the club has stalled on and off the pitch.A defeat on Saturday to QPR continued their woes in the Championship, making it a return of one win in seven league games, while a lack of transfer activity is also a source of frustration.Several targets have been linked to the club such as Che Adams and Ian Poveda but so far there have been no new additions brought in to replace Eddie Nketiah or Jack Clarke, who were recalled by their parent clubs earlier this month.Call yourself a Leeds expert? How much did each of these January signings cost?However, Andrea Radrizzani was spotted in a restaurant with representatives from Qatar Sports Investment prior to the trip to QPR, something that may hint at possible investment in the club.
QSI have long been linked with the club over a potential takeover, with Radrizzani previously having travelled to Paris to meet with the group in recent months.
The Qatari based consortium owns PSG and has been responsible for bankrolling the club to tremendous domestic success with six French titles in seven years, as well as the headline-grabbing move to sign Neymar in 2017.
A takeover or possible investment in the West Yorkshire side would, therefore, likely improve their ability to make new signings, and give supporters a much-needed lift following recent events.
Meanwhile, one senior player in the squad has been talked about by a former star at Elland Road following his latest performance.