Leeds owners seek new investors after takeover collapses


(Reuters) - The Middle East-based owners of Leeds United said they were talking to other potential investors after a takeover led by the club's managing director collapsed on Thursday.

The latest ownership twist will enrage fans of the former English champions, now playing in the second tier.

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