Leeds United have agreed personal terms with Glen Kamara as they aim to sign the Rangers midfielder this summer, per Last Word on Sports.
The media outlet claims [17 July] that this will be a complex deal to get done but an agreement has been reached between the Finland international and Leeds hierarchy.
The Fourth Official reported [17 July] that it will cost the Whites £4million with a 10% sell-on fee.
Good deal
Rangers are getting a good deal for a midfielder once linked to clubs in the Premier League.
He may not have developed as many thought he would but it could also be the environment at Ibrox.
Back when they were thriving under Steven Gerrard, the Finland international was delivering solid performances on a consistent basis.
He played an important role in guiding them to their 55th league title and also in their run to the Europa League final.
Hopefully, he can bring back the best version of himself at Leeds and play a crucial part in getting them back to the Premier League.
He would thrive in the Championship and with Daniel Farke at the helm, Leeds look well placed to secure promotion at the first time of asking.
In other Leeds United news, the club have been handed a boost to sign a Manchester United player this summer with Erik ten Hag likely to sanction his exit.
