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Former Everton and Aston Villa CEO Keith Wyness expects Leeds United’s owners to maintain the club’s financial health this summer and step in if necessary.

The Whites revealed their latest accounts for the 2022/23 campaign last month, posting a loss of £33.7 million.

It was also revealed that the club still owes up to £190 million in outgoing transfer fees.

Despite having a record turnover of £189.7 million, there are still some concerns over their future compliance with the financial rules.

The Yorkshire outfit could be in danger of being hit with a points deduction penalty if they fall foul of the rules, as has happened to Everton and Nottingham Forest this season.

Wyness expects 49ers Enterprises to resolve Leeds finance issues

Wyness has claimed that he is not too worried about the financial health of Leeds despite their £190 million of outgoing fees owed.

While he predicts some cash-flow issues, he expects the club’s owners to step in and resolve the problem.

“I’m not too concerned about Leeds,” said Wyness, via Football Insider.

“I had a look at the accounts and, while there is some potential cash-flow issues, I think the San Francisco 49ers are certainly strong enough to be able to handle that.

“I would expect them to step in and make sure things are okay.