Regarding Preston North End’s contract with Leeds United, Peter Risdale provides an update.

Peter Ridsdale, the director of Preston North End, has spoken out against

Sam Greenwood’s contract with Leeds United.

The attacker has been a consistent member of the team under Paul Heckingbottom

since joining the Lilywhites on loan in the summer.

The 23-year-old has made 26 Championship appearances, contributing five goals and two assists.

Because a buy option was included in the original summer agreement,

the loan contract allegedly has the potential to become permanent in the summer,

though it is unclear if that will actually happen.

According to Ridsdale, the circumstances surrounding Greenwood’s future will not

be impacted by Leeds’ aspirations for promotion.

Regardless of whether the Whites are in the Premier League or the Championship,

he has stated that the player and manager will decide what transpires in the summer.

According to the Lancashire Post, Ridsdale stated, “The manager here and Sam’s hands will make the decision on that.

“”Whether Leeds stay up or go down is irrelevant.” Preston North End league position After 30 games,

Preston is currently 15th in the Championship table, seven points outside of the play-off spots.

Greenwood is the club’s third top scorer, behind Emil Riis and Milutin Osmajic,

who have scored eight goals each. “The Leeds promotion, or otherwise,

is not a complicating factor because all of that has been taken into account in the

numbers that have already been agreed upon between us and Leeds.”