Leeds co-owner Cellino sells up after turbulent reign


  • Football
  • Wednesday, 24 May 2017

Britain Football Soccer - Liverpool v Leeds United - EFL Cup Quarter Final - Anfield - 29/11/16 Leeds United owner Massimo Cellino in the stands Reuters / Phil Noble

(Reuters) - Leeds United's co-owner Massimo Cellino has left the club after a controversial three-year stay that saw him banned three times by England's football authorities and fire six managers.

The 60-year-old delivered a parting message to supporters on Tuesday after fellow Italian businessman Andrea Radrizzani completed his takeover of the Championship (second-tier) club by purchasing Cellino's remaining 50 percent stake.

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