Leeds United, who are on the verge of the relegation zone, have a number of powerful players in their squad. If the veteran club fails to protect the relegation this season, the transfer fees of these players may drop drastically due to the contract terms, and they may be the targets of other clubs to buy them at a low price in the transfer window of this summer.
Return from last season
England Premier Soccer League
England's veteran football club Leeds United has a disappointing record in the league this season. Although the team's performance has improved after the arrival of new manager Joshua Marsh, it is still struggling near the relegation zone. According to the British media, most of the players in the squad will face a 20 to 50 percent pay cut if Leeds United fall to the Championship.
In order to keep their finances healthy, Leeds United have included clauses in the contracts of their stars, meaning that in the event of relegation, the players' transfer fees will drop to £30 million, making it easier for them to find new owners. In comparison, it will be extremely difficult for Ewarton, who are also in the vortex of relegation, to cash in on their expensive stars.
Leeds United have a lot of strong players in their squad, and the two English stars, Gavin Ferrars and Bamford, have attracted a lot of attention from the clubs, while Brazilian attacker Rafin Xabiloni, who is 25 years old, is expected to be the most sought-after player.
