Summary:
The club's training complex will be closed for the summer as part of a bid to stop the club's financial woes.

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Leeds United are taking the unprecedented step of temporarily closing their training ground at Thorp Arch as part of attempts by new owner Massimo Cellino to cut the club’s costs. United, who are losing around £1million a month, will shut the complex near Wetherby in North Yorkshire from the start of next week with the intention of reopening it again when their first-team squad report back for pre-season training at the end of June. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Is this the best Leeds United fan chant? Lights out: Leeds United will shut their training complex Thorp Arch until the start of pre-season training . Drastic: Massimo Cellino has taken the step in a bid to arrest spiralling costs at the Yorkshire club . The club’s senior players and coaching team are beginning their summer holidays after finishing the Championship term last weekend, and a number of other non-playing staff will relocate to Elland Road for the close season. Leeds' academy squads have a number of fixtures remaining and are expected to fulfill them as planned, despite the closure of Thorp Arch. Physiotherapy and medical staff normally remain at the training ground during the summer but they will be based at Elland Road, too. Worrying times: Leeds are losing £1m a month and were indebted to Ross McCormack this season .