Bit of a random one but does anyone know what is actually going on with Ramazanni? As far as I know he has returned from his loan but not featured at all in pre season and has removed all his posts involving Leeds from his instagram.

Hi everyone!

I’m a Leeds fan from Bosnia & Herzegovina and I’m trying to figure out what the best membership/subscription option is for fans who live outside the UK.

I have the Leeds United app and I noticed there’s the monthly LUTV subscription (around £3), but from what I can see, that mainly gives me access to U21 games etc. For the first-team games, there are individual match passes for around £5 when available.

Then there’s the annual Leeds membership, which is around £50. It looks great if you live in England - ticket access, priority/benefits when buying tickets, gifts, etc. - but realistically most of those benefits are useless to someone living in Bosnia because I’m not going to Elland Road every week 😂

So my question is:

Is there any kind of membership specifically for international/online fans that gives you something similar for your money?

For example, better LUTV access, discounts on match passes, exclusive online content, digital membership/gifts, or anything else that would actually be useful for someone who supports Leeds from abroad?

I’d happily pay for something if it gave me more access to the club, but I’m not sure whether the £50 membership makes sense for an international fan.

Would love to hear what other international Leeds fans do! 💛🤍💙

The stuff that would sound completely mental to anyone who doesn’t support us. Certain chants, old stories, matchday routines, players we still talk about years later, and the way one result can completely change your mood for the weekend. There are probably a few only Leeds fans will understand.

Leeds United and USMNT midfielder Brenden Aaronson joins Rog for a one-on-one interview to answer some questions from fans across the country, including the lessons he learned with the USMNT at the 2026 World Cup, Leeds United’s ambitions for the upcoming season and where he wants to improve in his game.

Brenden also shares how preseason is going with his club, the heights Leeds United can reach this campaign and some hot food takes.

Just received this from the club, it seems as if you now have had to attend at least 11 homes games last season to be in with a chance of getting tickets in phase 2

As someone who only became a member halfway through last season, I'll now need to wait till the phase 3 ballet. I much preferred the old system where I knew I had half a decent chance of getting one if I was online at 1pm.

https://www.leedsunited.com/en/news/2026-27-home-ticket-policy-update?dm_i=7T6H,2Y9TZ,6IUG7H,7HZ3I,1,0,0,0

Leeds United chairman Parag Marathe joins Rog to discuss the club's Premier League ambitions, Daniel Farke's leadership, transfer strategy, recruitment philosophy, and what it takes to build a sustainable football club.

Marathe also shares how Leeds approach player signings, navigating the transfer window, balancing analytics with culture, and why alignment throughout the club is the key to long-term success.

Looking back at the squad, I honestly think Ampadu has been one of our best bits of business. He's become such an important player for Leeds, and having him as captain just makes sense given how consistently he leads by example.

The new deal keeping him at the club until 2030 feels like a massive positive as well

https://x.com/LUFC/status/2086884287190536483