DONE DEAL: Leeds United Finally Land Jørgen Strand Larsen in £40m Statement Signing as Whites Win January Striker Battle

Leeds United have officially completed one of the biggest moves of the January transfer window after agreeing a £40 million deal for prolific striker Jørgen Strand Larsen.
After weeks of tense negotiations and rejected bids, the Whites have finally met the asking price, sealing a blockbuster agreement that underlines their ambition to push forward in the second half of the season. The Norwegian forward was pictured signing his contract while wearing Leeds’ iconic white kit, confirming the transfer as DONE DEAL.
The 25-year-old striker arrives with a reputation for strength, movement, and clinical finishing — qualities Leeds have been crying out for. Club sources suggest the deal was pushed through after the hierarchy identified Larsen as the missing piece in their attacking puzzle.
Manager Daniel Farke is believed to have played a key role in convincing the forward of the project at Elland Road, with the club moving decisively to fend off rival interest and close the agreement swiftly.
For Leeds fans, this signing sends a clear message: the club means business. A £40m outlay in January is not just a transfer — it’s a statement of intent.
All eyes now turn to Larsen’s debut, as supporters hope their new No.9 can fire Leeds toward their season ambitions in style.