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With Jaka Bijol officially on board, Leeds United and the 49ers have now turned their attention to reinforcing the squad further, this time eyeing a left-back from the Bundesliga.
Jaka Bijol joins Leeds, declares Premier League readiness
Leeds confirmed their second signing of the summer earlier this week, securing Bijol from Udinese in a deal worth around £19 million.
The Slovenian defender signed a long-term contract and is expected to play a pivotal role in Daniel Farke’s plans as the Whites return to the Premier League in August.
Speaking after the move, Bijol told the club’s official website:
“This is a big day for me and my family – maybe the biggest of my career so far – but I’m ready for it.

I’ve worked hard for this opportunity, and it’s a big challenge not just for me but also for the club. Together, we’re preparing for the Premier League.
“I promise to give everything, not just in games but in every training session, so I’m ready for the first match of the season.”
Despite the arrivals of Bijol and Lukas Nmecha, Leeds are far from done in the transfer market. The club remains active, with names like Nikola Krstovic also linked.
Reports even claim an agreement is in place to bring the Serie A striker to Elland Road.
Focus shifts to Bundesliga left-back Lukas Ullrich
Attention has now shifted to Borussia Monchengladbach’s Lukas Ullrich, with Leeds reportedly keen on the 21-year-old left-back as a potential replacement for Junior Firpo, who is expected to depart this summer.
According to Graeme Bailey (via The Boot Room), Leeds are pursuing a deal for Ullrich, who impressed at this summer’s U21 European Championship with Germany.
He is seen as a highly promising talent with a growing reputation in the Bundesliga.
Competition for his signature is strong, with Nottingham Forest, Tottenham Hotspur, and Everton all said to be monitoring the youngster.
However, Leeds may have an advantage in negotiations—Ullrich is represented by the same agency as Bijol, potentially smoothing the path for personal terms.
Ullrich enjoyed a breakout season at Gladbach, with manager Geraldo Seoane praising his attributes:
“You can see his pace going forward, and he has a very strong mentality. He’s confident, active, and makes smart runs in behind. As an attacking left-back, he brings a lot to the table.”
While Ullrich may not yet be at Firpo’s level in terms of experience, Leeds would be investing in a player with enormous upside. At just 21, his potential makes him a smart long-term addition to the squad.



