Leeds United have completed the signing of Brazilian shot-stopper Lucas Perri from French club Lyon, marking a significant addition to their squad ahead of the upcoming campaign.
The 26-year-old goalkeeper, who has impressed during his time in Ligue 1, is set to provide strong competition for the number one spot at Elland Road.
Key Details of the Transfer
While the exact fee remains undisclosed, sources suggest Leeds have secured Perri's services for a fee in the region of £5 million. The Brazilian has signed a four-year contract with the Yorkshire club.
What Perri Brings to Leeds
- Proven experience in top European leagues
- Excellent shot-stopping abilities
- Strong command of his penalty area
- Impressive distribution skills
Manager Daniel Farke reportedly identified Perri as a primary target early in the transfer window, seeing him as the ideal candidate to strengthen Leeds' defensive options.
Reaction from the Football World
The transfer has been met with positive reactions from pundits, with many praising Leeds for securing an accomplished goalkeeper at a reasonable price. Perri's arrival is seen as a statement of intent from the Championship club as they push for promotion back to the Premier League.
Fans can expect to see their new signing in action during pre-season friendlies as he adapts to English football and builds relationships with his new teammates.
