Leeds United have finally completed one of the biggest deals of the transfer window after agreeing a £40 million fee with Wolverhampton Wanderers for striker Jørgen Strand Larsen. After weeks of negotiations, rejected bids, and intense discussions, the two clubs have now reached a full agreement, with the deal officially sealed.
The Norwegian forward becomes a major statement signing for Leeds as they strengthen their attacking line ahead of the crucial second half of the season. Strand Larsen has impressed in the Premier League with his physical presence, aerial strength, and clinical finishing, making him a perfect fit for Leeds’ high-intensity style of play. His ability to hold up the ball and bring teammates into play is expected to add a new dimension to the Whites’ attack.
Leeds fans have been eagerly waiting for a marquee striker, and the club’s willingness to match Wolves’ valuation shows strong ambition and belief in the project. Personal terms are understood to be agreed, with medicals scheduled to be completed imminently before an official unveiling at Elland Road.
This signing signals Leeds’ determination to push higher up the table and compete strongly for European qualification in the future. Strand Larsen’s arrival could be the spark that transforms Leeds’ season and reignites their attacking power.
💥 Big signing. Big ambition. Leeds mean business.
