You would think it could only be ground sponsorship or main shirt sponsor to be at a level that will significantly contribute to a return to break even within 2 years.

Which player left Leeds in the year to 31st October 2022 who had cost them £175k as a transfer fee?

Most of that relates to Luke Gale.

Ahh thanks. Wasnt aware a transfer fee had been paid for him!

To echo this, am I correct in stating 2017 was the last year they posted a profit?

No, they made a profit in 2019 as well despite having to pay off Furner.

Given the heavy depreciation load in the accounts now they will probably be focussing a bit more on EBITDA than net profit, compared to maybe how they did in the past. And they are getting closer to break-even at that level now, 2022 being -£309k if I've done my sums right.