This is the 8977th most frequent German word.
leeds
The word "leeds" is not German; it may refer to "Leeds," a city in England. If you meant a different German word, please clarify.
'Leeds' here is used as a proper noun, the name of a city in England.
Ich habe einen Freund in Leeds besucht.
I visited a friend in Leeds.
'Leads' here is used as a verb in English, meaning to guide or be in the front; it's presented in a German sentence potentially by German speakers incorporating English terminology.
Der Basketballstar führt das Punkte-Scoreboard leeds.
The basketball star leads the points scoreboard.
'Leeds' again acts as a proper noun, indicating the city where the company is located.