Leeds United have reached an agreement to sign Jean Mattéo Bahoya from Eintracht Frankfurt, with the transfer now moving towards completion.
The deal includes authorization for the French winger to undergo his medical, with the move structured as an initial loan. Leeds have also agreed to a mandatory purchase clause worth a total package of €30 million, which will become effective once the agreed conditions are met.
Softfootball reports that the player has also given the green light to the transfer, paving the way for the remaining formalities to be completed. Bahoya is now expected to undergo his medical before officially joining Daniel Farke’s squad.
The 20-year-old has emerged as an exciting attacking prospect at Eintracht Frankfurt, with his pace, dribbling ability and versatility making him an attractive addition for Leeds. His arrival would provide another option in the attacking areas as the club continue to build their squad for the new Premier League campaign.
For Frankfurt, the agreement guarantees a significant future return from the young winger, while Leeds have secured the opportunity to assess Bahoya during his loan spell before completing the permanent transfer.
The move also reflects Leeds’ continued focus on recruiting young players with long-term potential. Bahoya will now look to adapt quickly to English football and establish himself as an important member of the squad.
Meanwhile, Leeds are continuing to explore further attacking options, with the club preparing a new loan bid for Mykhaylo Mudryk. The Ukrainian winger remains a target as Leeds consider adding more pace and creativity to their frontline.
With Bahoya’s medical now authorized and personal approval already secured, the transfer is expected to progress quickly as Leeds work towards completing the final steps of the agreement.
