
The club has been busy strengthening Daniel Farke’s squad ahead of the new season, targeting both depth and quality across the pitch. While the signing is expected to be officially announced in the coming days, a crucial question remains — will he be eligible to feature in Leeds’ Premier League opener
Sources indicate that negotiations over personal terms have been concluded, and a transfer fee agreed with the selling club. However, administrative processes such as international clearance, work permit approval, and Premier League registration must still be completed. These factors could delay the player’s involvement in the first match, especially if the deal is confirmed close to the deadline before the season kicks off.
Leeds’ recruitment strategy this summer has focused on balancing experienced professionals with younger talents who can grow within Farke’s system. The incoming addition is said to fit that profile, potentially filling a gap in an area where the squad has been short on options. Supporters will be eager to see him in action immediately, particularly given the high expectations for Leeds to make a strong start to their campaign after narrowly missing out on promotion last season.
Farke, while enthusiastic about the arrival, has urged patience, reminding fans that integration into a new team, league, and environment often takes time. Still, with the opener just around the corner, the manager will be hoping that all paperwork can be processed swiftly to give him another option in the starting XI. The final verdict on his eligibility will likely come down to how quickly the formalities are completed before the first whistle of the new Premier League season.
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