Leeds United left the pre-season training camp “confused” and “frustrated” by Germany’s decision

Leeds United’s squad has arrived in Germany for pre-season training. As part of the trip, the Championship club will play two friendlies against German opposition.

Local authorities insisted warm-up matches be played behind closed doors, urging Whites supporters to stay away. The Leeds United Supporters Trust and other fan groups tried to probe the situation for answers or a reversal of the decision, but there was no response from German police, who cited safety concerns about the ground United are set to play at fund. of their decision.

United have today published an update for their supporters regarding the match coverage that will be provided for the matches. A statement on the club’s website said: “Leeds United can confirm that all supporters will be able to watch any matches played in Germany for free on LUTV shortly after the full-time whistle.

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“This decision comes after the club was bewildered to be informed by German security authorities that a live stream or live updates are no longer allowed.

“Naturally, the club is frustrated by this decision, made worse by the fact that games already have to be played behind closed doors without loyal supporters.

“The key objective for this training camp is to optimize the technical preparation for Daniel Farke and his team ahead of the new campaign and everyone believes that this will be achieved.

“Details of when matches are available on demand on LUTV will be communicated via the club’s social media channels.”

Daniel Farke’s men kicked off their pre-season schedule with a comfortable 3-0 win over League Two side Harrogate Town on Friday night.