The League Paper

BIELSA SPLASHES OUT FOR OLD BOYS

by
The LeaguePaper Team
21 October 2018

CHAMPIONSHIP
GENEROUS Leeds United manager Marcelo Bielsa has donated a reported £1.9m to former side Newell’s Old Boys.
The 63-year-old started both his playing and managerial career with the Argentine side.
The money has helped the club to build a new training facility.
Newell’s will benefit from vastly improved resources, including video rooms and sleeping quarters for their first-team players. They were aided throughout the process by support from Bielsa and his family.
‘They are the club that formed me. I received more than what I gave to them,’ said the f...

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