The Red Bull conglomerate has acquired a stake in a Championship football club
Steven Perez
Dailysports's expert
Translated by the editors
The Red Bull conglomerate continues its expansion into the football world, having now acquired a stake in a Championship club.
According to The Athletic, the organization has become co-owners of Leeds United. Red Bull CEO Oliver Mintzlaff stated that their ambitions lie in returning Leeds to the Premier League and establishing themselves in the world's best football league.
However, the company will not receive a place on the club's board of directors. Additionally, there are no plans to change the team's colors or stadium name, and Red Bull will be represented solely on the team's jerseys starting next season.
Journalists attempted to contact Leeds United's management for further information, but the English club declined to comment.
It is worth noting that Leeds United recently lost to Southampton in the Championship play-off final in London, with a score of 0-1, missing out on a promotion to the Premier League.
Lifestyle
03 june 2025, 04:02
Victorious off the pitch too: Yamal and Gavi win a billiards match against Spain teammates
Lifestyle
30 may 2025, 05:14
Incredible cuteness: Neymar shares an adorable video goofing around with his daughter
Lifestyle
21 may 2025, 08:25
Wow! Cristiano Ronaldo's biological age revealed according to his body's physical parameters
Lifestyle
21 may 2025, 04:10
Very impressive: Franco Colapinto attends the legendary Cannes Film Festival with Alpine team
Football news
19 may 2025, 05:12
Ronaldo's son scores his first goal for Portugal and celebrates like his dad. Cristiano reacts
