Leeds United chairman Paraag Marathe can offer no guarantees that Archie Gray will remain with the club beyond the summer transfer window.
The man heading up the 49ers Enterprises ownership group, who bought the club from Andrea Radrizzani last summer, says the Championship's Profitability and Sustainability regulations provide a backdrop to the discussion of players' futures. Marathe makes no secret of the fact that player sales will be a necessary part of the summer business in order to keep Leeds P&S compliant.
As a home-grown talent he would also represent pure profit on the books. Promotion and the subsequent top flight riches would have, in turn, given 49ers Enterprises greater license to flex their monetary might. Staying down in the second tier brings into sharp focus up to £190 million in outstanding transfer fees owed to other clubs.
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