Leeds United head into the 2026/27 season looking to improve on their position as just a Premier League survivor, having impressed in their first attempt back in the top flight under Daniel Farke.
With the goal now to look upwards rather than worrying about a relegation scrap, the Whites have moved to strengthen key positions this summer, including a marquee move for a new first-choice goalkeeper.
Here, Football FanCast tracks every confirmed Leeds United signing and departure for the 2026/27 campaign.
New Leeds United Signings 2026/27
|
Player |
Nationality |
Previous Club |
Fee |
|---|---|---|---|
|
James Trafford |
England |
Manchester City |
£40m |
|
Tarik Muharemovic |
Bosnia and Herzegovina |
Sassuolo |
£34m |
|
Harry Wilson |
Wales |
Fulham |
Free |
James Trafford has joined Leeds in a £40m deal from Manchester City following the departures of Illan Meslier and Karl Darlow from the goalkeeping department.
The England international, who was part of Thomas Tuchel’s World Cup squad this summer, spent last season as second choice at the Etihad behind Gianluigi Donnarumma, but impressed when afforded opportunities in cup competitions.
Tarik Muharemovic arrives from Sassuolo for around £32m, giving Farke a new centre-back option as Leeds look to shore up their defence for the season ahead.
Harry Wilson has joined on a free transfer from Fulham, adding Premier League experience, proven end product and set piece expertise.
Leeds United Departures 2026/27
|
Player |
Nationality |
New Club |
Fee |
|---|---|---|---|
|
Pascal Struijk |
Netherlands |
Brighton |
£20m |
|
Isaac Schmidt |
Switzerland |
Young Boys |
£2m |
|
Jack Harrison |
England |
New England Revolution |
£1m |
|
Illan Meslier |
France |
Arsenal |
Free |
|
Maximilian Woeber |
Austria |
Schalke 04 |
Free |
|
Karl Darlow |
Wales |
Manchester United |
Free |
Pascal Struijk has left for Brighton in a deal worth around £20m, ending a long stay at Elland Road as one of the club’s most consistent performers.
Isaac Schmidt and Jack Harrison have both moved on for smaller fees, joining Young Boys and New England Revolution respectively.
Schmidt failed to make his mark after joining the Whites from St Gallen in 2024, but did impress during a loan spell at Werder Bremen.
Illan Meslier, Maximilian Woeber and Karl Darlow have all departed on free transfers, with Meslier’s move to Arsenal ending a topsy-turvy six-year spell in Yorkshire.
All in all, Leeds’ sales have managed to keep the 49ers Group at a modest net spend despite signing two of the club’s three most expensive players ever this summer.
Who is Leeds United’s Record Signing?
Leeds United’s record signing is James Trafford, joining from Manchester City in the summer of 2026 for a fee of £40m, plus an additional £5m if add-ons are achieved.
Trafford made his name during a spell at Burnley, where he was instrumental in the Clarets’ record-setting promotion campaign, as they conceded just 16 goals in 46 games.
Now set to be the established first-choice in a top flight side, the youngster will hope to displace Jordan Pickford as England’s number one shot-stopper.
Leeds United’s Top 10 Signings of All Time
|
Player |
Fee (add ons included) |
Signed From |
Year |
|---|---|---|---|
|
James Trafford |
£45m |
Manchester City |
2026 |
|
Georginio Rutter |
£35.5m |
Hoffenheim |
2023 |
|
Tarik Muharemovic |
£34m |
Sassuolo |
2026 |
|
Brenden Aaronson |
£28.5m |
RB Salzburg |
2022 |
|
Rodrigo |
£26m |
Valencia |
2020 |
|
Dan James |
£25m |
Manchester United |
2018 |
|
Luis Sinisterra |
£21m |
Feyenoord |
2022 |
|
Tyler Adams |
£20m |
RB Leipzig |
2022 |
|
Jean-Kevin Augustin |
£18.4m |
RB Leipzig |
2022 |
|
Rio Ferdinand |
£18m |
West Ham |
2000 |
Who is Leeds United’s Record Sale?
Leeds United’s record sale is Raphinha, sold to Barcelona in 2022 for £55m.
Signed from Rennes on deadline day in 2020, Raphinha helped keep Leeds in the Premier League almost single-handedly during the 2021/22 season before sealing his dream move to Camp Nou.
The Brazilian scored 11 times and provided three assists during that campaign, waving an emotional goodbye to fans following his goal in the dramatic final day win over Brentford.
Leeds United’s Top 10 Sales of All Time
|
Player |
Fee (add ons included) |
Sold To |
Year |
|---|---|---|---|
|
Raphinha |
£55m |
Barcelona |
2022 |
|
Kalvin Phillips |
£45m |
Manchester City |
2022 |
|
Georginio Rutter |
£40m |
Brighton |
2024 |
|
Archie Gray |
£30m |
Tottenham |
2024 |
|
Rio Ferdinand |
£30m |
Manchester United |
2002 |
|
Crysencio Summerville |
£25m |
West Ham |
2024 |
|
Tyler Adams |
£20m |
Bournemouth |
2023 |
|
Luis Sinisterra |
£20m |
Bournemouth |
2024 |
|
Chris Wood |
£15m |
Burnley |
2017 |
|
Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink |
£12m |
Atletico Madrid |
1999 |






