Leeds chief explains how Champions League aim changes if Marcelo Bielsa leaves
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mirror.co.ukAndrea Radrizzani claims Leeds can achieve their goal of Champions League football even if Marcelo Bielsa leaves. Radrizzani says Leeds are in talks with Bielsa about signing a contract extension to keep him at Elland Road next season.
The Leeds chairman and majority shareholder is confident Bielsa will sign on for a fourth season in charge, claiming both sides share “a common will” to continue working together.
Radrizzani is relaxed about Bielsa’s future and says Leeds’ goal of returning to the Champions League for the first time since reaching the semi-finals in 2001 is not dependent on him staying. “Leeds United are bigger than Marcelo Bielsa,” he said. “If one day, for whatever reason, we were to split up with Marcelo, that
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