Leeds United supporters are well aware chairman and majority shareholder has gradually sold off 44 per cent of his stake in the club to minority partners 49ers Enterprises and has entered into an agreement for a full buy-out by January 2024. This summer had been identified as the smoothest period for a transition of ownership, however the team's league position and the difference in value between a Premier League and Championship club has complicated matters. Radrizzani has been in Italy over the past few days, negotiating a deal to acquire doomed Serie A club Sampdoria - but Leeds fans still don't know if he will remain in charge at Elland Road next season. Clarification on the direction of the club is a priority first and foremost. (Pic: Mike Egerton/PA Wire).

Leeds United 10-point summer transfer window checklist including Allardyce, Skubala and Orta resolution

Leeds United are facing the realistic probability of returning to the Championship for the 2023/24 season, currently sitting two points adrift of safety with one game remaining.

By Joe Donnohue

Published 24th May 2023, 13:15 BST

Updated 24th May 2023, 14:08 BST

If Leeds are to go down, there will be an almighty rebuild to oversee at Elland Road, but amid uncertainty over the ownership picture, who will be in charge of transfers and who will even manage the team come the start of next season, there are several things United must do regardless of their league status.

The YEP has compiled a checklist the club must work through in order to ensure a smooth summer of transition can be achieved.

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