Leeds United has secured a new five-year radio deal with BBC Radio Leeds, guaranteeing live commentary of all fixtures for fans. The agreement will run until the end of the 2030-31 campaign, providing comprehensive coverage of the team's matches.
What happened?
The new deal was announced by Leeds United Managing Director, Robbie Evans, who expressed his delight at the extension of the partnership. Evans stated, "We love our supporters and have heard from them repeatedly how important it is to be able to listen to live Leeds United match commentary on local radio."
Why it matters for Leeds United
The continued partnership with BBC Radio Leeds is a significant development for the club, as it ensures that fans will have access to high-quality commentary and analysis of all home and away games. The agreement reflects the shared commitment of both parties to providing comprehensive coverage of the team's matches.
What comes next?
Under the new deal, listeners will continue to enjoy commentary from Adam Pope, with analysis from the likes of former top-flight title-winning defender Jon Newsome. The agreement also includes the availability of some fixtures on digital radio and BBC Sounds throughout the UK.
As the new season approaches, Leeds United fans can look forward to continued coverage of their team's matches on BBC Radio Leeds. With the club currently sitting 13th in the Premier League and having scored 0 goals and conceded 0, the upcoming fixtures will be closely watched by supporters. The team's goal difference remains at 0, and fans will be eager to see the impact of the new deal on their team's performance.
Listeners can access commentaries on BBC Radio Leeds 92.4 FM, with some fixtures also available on digital radio and BBC Sounds throughout the UK. The new deal is a testament to the strong relationship between Leeds United and BBC Radio Leeds, and fans can look forward to continued high-quality coverage of their team's matches.
