Now 49 people have reached an “agreed” and signed a “transaction completion” of more than £18 million

Leeds United has signed a free transfer for Lukas Nmecha and has now reached a “deal” to reach a £19 million deal to sign its second place in the summer.

Leeds signature from Lukas Nmecha of Wolfsburg

Leeds made the summer transfer window in a cheap way, announcing the arrival of Nmecha on Sunday. The versatile forwards will join in early July with those in Yorkshire strikers, when he hopes to make an immediate impact. Of course, in the Premier League, the former Wolfsburg man will be the latest list of more Manchester City graduates sent across the country.

Nmecha told Leeds’ official media channel that this is the first speech: “I have some people who come here, like Joshua Guilavogui, who I played with and he told me about the atmosphere and the fans.

“I believe Jos. He is one of the best people in football. He said it’s a huge club and I definitely should have done that if I had a chance. He said the fans were crazy and the boys were great. So, yes, he made a great first impression.”

After struggling to find his form during the last injury season at Wolfsburg, Nmecha will hope that a new starting point will give him a new opportunity to consistently find the back of the net.

Now the 26-year-old German may be at the pinnacle of his strength at the right time around Daniel Farke. In connections with Facundo Buonanotte, Nmecha also appears to be just the beginning of the white summer business, and now there are reports that they have reached a “deal” to welcome a second transfer goal.

Leeds reaches ‘Agree’ to Sign Jaka Bijol

According to Fabrizio Romano, Leeds has now reached an “agreed” to sign Jaka Bijol with “personal terms” and agree to the “deal” and have the defender join the Elland Road people.

The deal is worth 22 million euros (£18.75 million), and 49 people prove that they are not afraid to spend this summer and in the Premier League. Bijol’s increase may go a long way to go when it comes to survival for the first time.

Like Nmecha, the defender is now 26 years old and should be at the top of his strength. Just last season, he played a crucial role in Serie A – starting 34 games as they earned a solid mid-table.

Leeds certainly won’t argue whether Bjöll helped them achieve similar results next season, which will immediately turn his transfer fee into an undeniable bargain.