Nasser Al Khelaifi has been reported to be interested in several clubs before the current Leeds United talks.
Leeds fell at the semi-finals of the Championship Promotion Play Offs in the 2018/19 season.
Highly-rated manager Marcelo Biesla confirmed he will remain on for next season in the second-tier.
The Whites have been out of the English top-flight since being relegated in the 2003/04 season.
The billionaire owner of Paris Saint-Germain and president of Qatar Sports Investment is said to be in talks over a prospective takeover of Leeds United.
With Leeds suffering another heartbreak in their bid to end their 15-year Premier League absence, reports in France indicate they may receive an incredible boost for their hopes ahead of the 2019/20 campaign.
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According to Frech newspaper
Le Parisien, the president of QSI and owner of PSG, Nasser Al Khelaifi, has met in Doha with the owner of the English club, Andrea Radrizzani.
Following Leeds' defeat in the promotion play-off for the Premier League, the Italian is said to have put the club up for sale and negotiations have advanced to such a point that an agreement could be close.
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This is not the first attempt by QSI to expand its business beyond that of Ligue 1 giants PSG, with them looking at potentially buying AS Roma in 2017.
There's been significant investment over recent years in the English game, which has seen Manchester City taken over by a group from Abu Dhabi, and Newcastle United expected to be passed into the hands of the cousin of City's owner.
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