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Massimo Cellino has staked his claim for Leeds

CONTROVERSIAL Italian Massimo Cellino has agreed a deal to buy a 75 per cent stake in Leeds.

Aston Villa's veteran striker Grant Holt: I've played against Chico Flores- he does go down easily

Interview: Grant Holt is relieved he will not face Andy Carroll today but thinks his ban is unjust, he tells John Percy        

The club collectors have got their hands on Watford, Charlton and maybe Leeds – the next step, as with Manchester City, is building a global brand

Whitbread used to make beer. They now own Costa Coffee, Premier Inn, Beefeater and other well-known hospitality chains, but no longer make beer. The ales sold under their name are made by AB InBev, a multinational conglomerate that sells more than 200 beer brands including Stella Artois, Corona,…

Cellino agrees to buy Leeds United

Massimo Cellino has agreed a deal to buy a 75 per cent stake in Leeds United . read more        

Petke happy QPR winger Wright-Phillips wants New York Red Bulls move

New York Red Bulls coach Mike Petke is delighted to hear QPR winger Shaun Wright-Phillips is keen on joining the club. read more        

Toronto FC swoop for QPR keeper Julio Cesar

Toronto FC are swooping for QPR goalkeeper Julio Cesar. The Brazilian is eager to quit QPR for regular first team football to stay fit for the World Cup . read more        

Massimo Cellino cuts deal to buy 75% stake in Leeds United

• Italian businessman is on verge of becoming new owner • GFH Capital and its investors to retain 25% share in club • Marina Hyde suggests a more robust test for owners Massimo Cellino, the Italian businessman and convicted fraudster, is on the verge of becoming Leeds United's new…

Birmingham City: Lee Clark still has heart for tough job at Blues

Birmingham City manager Lee Clark says he still has the heart to succeed in his tough job at St Andrew's.

Sheff Weds to sign Oshilaja

Sheffield Wednesday are set to sign Cardiff defender Adedeji Oshilaja on loan until March 12.