49ers know Leeds can sign a midfielder and he scored with PSG for £10m

Leeds United Emirates 49ers business is now told that the cost of signing a “incredible” British midfielder this summer is just £10m.

Lukas Nmecha starts summer business in Leeds

The transfer window has officially reopened a week after closing, and the whites have not wasted any time signing the line. On Sunday afternoon, Leeds announced that Lukas Nmecha had agreed to join the club and became the first side of their summer transfer window.

The German international team joined the Yorkshire side with an initial two-year contract and will arrive in Wolfsburg on July 1 once his contract expires. Nmecha has developed at Manchester’s Academy and has spells in Preston and Middlesbrough.

Nmecha told Leeds Media Team: “It’s just a huge challenge and I’m so happy to know the team.VE talked to the manager several times and I was very happy to play the football style they played in the Championship in the Premier League. I saw last season’s possession and goal was dominance. I’m an offensive player, so obviously that’s exciting for me.

“Of course, in the Premier League, there are some big boys out there that you can’t play like this, but I think the idea of ​​the manager is to play good football, have football, and that’s what I used to do, what I like to do.

“I hope we can keep moving forward now, but we still have a few weeks of pre-match season and have entered all of these games! But I can’t wait to start training.”

Leeds tells signing Champions League midfielder will cost £10m

With NMECHA now officially passing the goal, the 49ers turned their attention to Newcastle midfielder Sean Longstaff, who, according to football insiders, were told that a bid of just £10 million will be accepted this summer.

Leeds reportedly was curating for Callum Wilson and Longstaff, who earned £50,000 a week in Newcastle.

The update claims that his future is “absolutely” away from Tyneside, his last year of contract at St James Park.

Daniel Farke is eager to add Premier League experience in his midfield this summer, but he is not running freely at Longstaff as David Moyes’s Everton is also keen on midfielders.

Longstaff, who has been called “incredible” by Alan Shearer in the past, has Champions League experience, helped his team qualify for the European Classic this season, and has run five times in their last European mission and scored with a 4-1 title champion PSG.