Leeds United has signed midfielder Sean Longstaff from Newcastle United for a fee of £12 million, plus potential add-ons, on a four-year deal. Longstaff, who came through Newcastle's ranks and has a significant history with the club, expressed his desire to play for Leeds after feeling wanted during discussions. He acknowledged the vibrant atmosphere at Leeds United's home ground, Elland Road, and looks forward to contributing to the team's success. This marks a transition for Longstaff, who last season played limited minutes for Newcastle, primarily as a substitute.
Sean Longstaff completed a move to Leeds United from Newcastle for £12 million plus potential add-ons, signing a four-year deal after an 18-year association with the Magpies.
Longstaff expressed confidence from the first conversation with Leeds, stating that the club's eagerness to sign him made him feel wanted and motivated to repay that faith.
He noted Leeds United's massive stature in football, comparing it to Newcastle, and mentioned the incredible atmosphere at Elland Road, which made it a tough venue to play against.
Longstaff made 214 senior appearances for Newcastle, but had limited playing time last season, featuring mainly as a substitute, and was eager to contribute to Leeds' campaign.
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