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Leeds agree personal terms with Marc Roca – Fabrizio Romano
Fabrizio Romano has taken to Twitter to confirm that Leeds have managed to agree personal terms with Marc Roca, and are moving in the right direction as they look to settle on a fee with Bayern Munich.
Roca has looked destined to be the Whites’ third signing of the summer for a little while. Jesse Marsch’s men certainly need to strengthen in midfield – whether Kalvin Phillips stays or not.
And the 25-year-old could be an exciting signing. He has struggled for regular game-time at Bayern. But he certainly possesses a lot of quality.
Julian Nagelsmann has previously spoken of Roca being a player he loves. He suggested that he is a ‘‘. And when he has played, he has shown why he should get more opportunities.
Roca may soon get the opportunity to establish himself as a key player once again.
Romano has now taken to Twitter to provide an update on Leeds’ pursuit. And it certainly seems that everything is moving in the right direction, with personal terms now sorted…
Leeds have reached an agreement with Marc Roca on personal terms. Four year deal ready, Bayern want €15m fee but talks between the two club are progressing well. ⚪️🇪🇸
Jesse Marsch wants Roca, work in progress with positive feelings.
— Fabrizio Romano (@FabrizioRomano)
Leeds agree personal terms with Roca
Leeds are looking to conclude much of their business early on in the window. And Roca looks to be well on his way to following Brenden Aaronson and Rasmus Kristensen through the door.
It could prove to be a real coup to sign the Spaniard. Although, there will be a little concern initially given the problems Leeds have had signing players from European heavyweights in the past.
Leeds fans will hope that more signings are on their way, too. Of course, there has been speculation surrounding the futures of Kalvin Phillips and Raphinha.
Even if both stay, the Whites need further additions.
But they can certainly take encouragement from how quickly Leeds have got their business done so far.