The dust has finally settled on Leeds United’s transfer window, concluding a summer full of new arrivals, missed opportunities, and notable departures.
Under the guidance of Daniel Farke and the 49ers, the Whites have embarked on a serious spending spree, with their total outlay exceeding £100 million.
Major arrivals include James Justin, Noah Okafor, and Anton Stach, bringing depth and quality to various positions. The free transfer of experienced forward Dominic Calvert-Lewin also represents shrewd business.
Leeds have also had to say goodbye to a few players, including Patrick Bamford, who left by mutual agreement, and Junior Firpo, who departed on a free transfer.
With the transfer window now closed, Leeds United’s squad for the 2025/26 season is finalised.
Leeds United have quiet deadline day
In the end there was a lot of hype but not much activity at Elland Road as Leeds failed to bring anyone in or move anyone on.
Harry Wilson was the most likely shout of a signing on deadline day, however, Fulham pulled out of a last-minute transfer due to struggling to recruit their own signings.
Incoming
- Lukas Nmecha – from Wolfsburg (free transfer)
- Jaka Bijol – from Udinese (€22m)
- Sebastiaan Bornauw – from Wolfsburg (undisclosed fee)
- Gabriel Gudmundsson – from Lille (€11.6m)
- Sean Longstaff – from Newcastle United (€13.8m)
- Anton Stach – from Hoffenheim (€20m)
- Lucas Perri – from Lyon (€16m)
- Dominic Calvert-Lewin – from Everton (free transfer)
- Noah Okafor – from Milan (€20m)
- James Justin – Leicester City (€16m)
Outgoing
- Sam Byram – free agent
- Junior Firpo – Real Betis (free)
- Max Wober – Werder Bremen (on loan)
- Josuha Guilavogui – free agent
- Charlie Crew – Doncaster Rovers (on loan)
- Mateo Joseph – Mallorca (on loan)
- Joe Gelhardt – Hull City (on loan)
- Diogo Monteiro – Arouca (undisclosed fee)
- Sam Greenwood – Pogon Szczecin (€2m)
- Largie Ramazani – Valencia (on loan)
- Isaac Schmidt – Werder Bremen (on loan)
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