Leeds United Co-Owner Paraag Marathe Vows to 'Protect' English Football Amid Influx of US Owners

Paraag Marathe is the vice-chairman of Leeds United. He is a fan of English football and appreciates the current set-up. English clubs are part of people's families and are respected by their fans. Gary Neville has warned of the negative impact of foreign ownership in English sport. Everton and Bournemouth are close to agreeing take-overs from American businessmen. There are currently 12 teams in the Premier League owned or part-owned by Americans. The number is expected to rise.

Leeds United Co-Owner Paraag Marathe wants to protect English football. He is not a fan of changes to the sanctity of the game, but supports improvements to it.

Todd Boehly suggested bringing in Americanisms to English football. Jurgen Klopp and other rivals were sceptical about his comments. Leeds United co-owner Paraag Marathe wants to protect English Football. He believes English FA Cup and the FA are the source of pride and money for English clubs. He also believes that English game works well.