Leeds United have officially completed the signing of Nigerian midfielder Christantus Uche, marking a significant addition to Daniel Farke’s squad ahead of the 2025/26 campaign. The dynamic midfielder was unveiled at Elland Road on Saturday, proudly donning the club’s iconic white jersey in front of the Leeds crest, signaling a fresh chapter in his promising career.
Uche, known for his explosive pace, strength, and tenacity, arrives from an impressive stint with the Nigerian national team, where he gained global attention during recent international tournaments. His aggressive style of play and relentless work ethic are expected to inject new energy into Leeds’ midfield as they aim for a return to Premier League glory.
The 23-year-old signed a four-year contract with the Championship side and expressed his excitement: “I’m thrilled to join a historic club like Leeds United. I can’t wait to give everything for the badge and the fans.”
Leeds United sporting director Nick Hammond hailed the transfer as a strategic reinforcement, calling Uche “a game-changer who brings both physical presence and technical flair.”
With pre-season in full swing, Christantus Uche’s arrival promises to elevate the team’s ambitions as they chase promotion back to England’s
top flight.
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