Leeds debts may be steeper than thought

Premiership club Leeds debts may be higher than previously estimated and have probably risen to more than £105m (€152m), well above the initial estimate of £80m (€115m), according to the Evening Standard.

The newspaper said today it has learnt that the club owes £60m (€86.9m) to bondholders, £20m (€28.9m) to Guernsey-based Registered European Football Finance, £10m (€14.4m) to the inland revenue and £16.5m (€23.9m) to various creditors.