Premier League club advises against attending foreign training camp. What’s going on?

Overseas tours by Premier League clubs always draw large crowds of fans eager to watch their favorite teams in action. But this time, not everyone will get that chance.

Details: Last year, German law enforcement denied Leeds supporters access to pre-season training matches, citing security concerns due to Euro 2024. This year, despite Germany not hosting any major tournaments, the issue has resurfaced.

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Statement: "The opponents and stadiums were agreed upon at the start of this year, and we received written guarantees from the German Football Association and our tour operator, especially considering that last summer, we were banned at the last moment from bringing fans due to a shortage of resources after Euro 2024.

Unfortunately, despite the arrangements made several months ago, we were notified again this past week that the police and local authorities would not grant permission for matches with spectators, would prohibit the dissemination of match information in both text and video formats, and strongly advise against fans traveling," the club's statement reads.