Leeds' players defer part of month's wages
Leeds' players have agreed to defer a proportion of their wages for this month, Professional Footballers' Association chief executive Gordon Taylor has said.
Lawyer: GFH may feel club is out of their hands
Leeds United players have agreed to defer part of their wages for March after the club failed to pay them on time.
The club's owners Gulf Finance House Capital and prospective owner Massimo Cellino are in dispute over who should fund the players' wage bill after the Italian's £25million takeover bid earlier in the week was blocked.
Cellino is appealing against that decision.
Sports lawyer, Richard Cramer, says GFH may feel the club is out of their hands:
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Leeds United: Cellino formally appeals League decision
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Leeds United ownership decision 'could take 10 days'
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Football League still waiting to review Cellino bid
The Football League has said it cannot make progress with Massimo Cellino's bid to purchase Leeds.