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Hollywood superstar Will Ferrell has made a “serious investment” in Leeds United

LEEDS UNITED could be bolstered by a series of new signings if they get promoted and have Will Ferrell backing them.That has now got Leeds fans dreaming about what signings could be brought in to bolster the squad if they manage to secure a return to promised land at Wembley on Sunday 26 May.He spent 18 months on the bench before being loaned to West Ham in January, where he has endured some miserable displays.

Leicester brutally troll Leeds with iconic song after winning promotion as Whites left 'well and truly rattled' The winger has been in good form of late but he has been linked with an exit for months, and with new financial backing, that could see Leeds join the likes of Manchester United in the hunt for the Samba ace.

The 26-year-old has impressed for the Magpies, but any money made from the academy graduate’s sale would go towards new recruits.He is believed to have snubbed an extension at the London Stadium and the Elland Road outfit could launch another move when he becomes a free agent in June.He has since gone on to enjoy a brilliant career elsewhere but he is coming to the end of his one-year contract at Brighton.

He was previously at Leeds as a schoolboy, and he may jump at the chance to come back and try to keep them in the Premier League., 21, has been on loan at Hull after stints at Stoke and Preston and is clearly unlikely to figure in Pep Guardiola’s first-team squad any time in the near future.

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