English Championship club Leeds United have confirmed the signing of Rangers midfielder Glen Kamara on an “undisclosed” fee.
The move brings to an end a summer of transfer negotiations over the Finnish international midfielder, who has signed a four-year deal at Elland Road.
But the fact that the official Leeds United website has claimed the Glen Kamara transfer fee is “undisclosed” has raised eyebrows over how much Rangers have recouped.
The likes of leading Rangers media partners Four Lads Had a Dream have claimed the club struck a £5m deal with promotion add-ons and a sell-on clause to sell the 27-year-old.
The Daily Mail have claimed that Leeds United could wind up paying as much as £6m for Glen Kamara should the add-ons be achieved.
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Whatever the case, the ex-Arsenal youth academy graduate will be delighted to be returning down south and it’s an exciting time for the Premier League promotion hopefuls.
Leeds also added Bulgarian midfielder Ilia Gruev ahead of tomorrow’s deadline and could be even busier with up to £20m to be spent at Elland Road.
Rangers, in contrast, could be set for a quiet end to the transfer window as scrutiny continues on Michael Beale’s summer business.
The Gers have seen several of the club’s most experienced players leave the club this summer whilst nine new names have been added.
Rangers’ calamitous defending continues to be a massive bugbear for supporters – with Harry Souttar linked as a potential solution – whilst up front there’s a fear the club remains lightweight.
The Gers support are used to the club failing to act on their wants in the transfer market with the club heading for a second straight deadline without any improvement.
Under Giovanni van Bronckhorst last season, Rangers fan fears were realised in a drastic campaign as the club failed to listen and improve a lacklustre squad when they had the chance in the summer.
Glen Kamara has been a key player for Rangers ever since joining in the January of 2019 and heads to Leeds United with the best wishes of everyone at Ibrox.