Leeds are reportedly a takeover target for Australian billionaire Frank Lowy, reports the Daily Mirror.According to the Sydney Morning Herald, Lowy, who is chairman of the Australian FA, is interested in buying the League One outfit.
Lowy is said to have hired a Leeds-based agent to draw up a detailed report on the feasibility of replacing Ken Bates in the hot-seat at Elland Road.
Leeds have a strong connection with Down Under and Aussies Patrick Kisnorbo and Neil Kilkenny are part of Simon Grayson's squad, while Socceroos Harry Kewell and Mark Viduka have also starred for the club.
A Leeds spokesman claimed he could not comment on the reports.
Story: Ian Ferris
Photo: www.dailytelegraph.com.au
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After the incidents two weeks ago at PV Stadium I think Vanuafoot is on the right track to give more informations on football international to show people to always think of football in a wrong way that football is a game of enjoyment.
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