According to Sky Germany, Michael Zetterer is in Leeds for direct negotiations. An agreement has been reached between Eintracht Frankfurt and Leeds for a permanent transfer, and the fee is expected to be around €5m. However, Zetterer and Leeds have not yet reached an agreement.

Zetterer arrived in England on Friday afternoon ahead of his transfer from Eintracht Frankfurt. Once confirmed, he will become the fifth player signed during the transfer window, following Harry Wilson, Tarik Muharemovic, James Trafford and Nico Elvedi. Daniel Farke was hesitant to confirm anything official about the goalkeeper transactions as the paperwork has not been signed. However, Farke added that he did not want to lie and that there will be some decisions on the goalkeeper position.

Michael Zetterer is nearing a move from Eintracht Frankfurt, as the German club is close to finding his replacement. Zetterer has landed in the UK within the last hour ahead of his move to Leeds.

According to Team Talk, Leeds United have an agreement in principle to sign Eintracht Frankfurt goalkeeper Michael Zetterer to serve as a back-up for James Trafford. The transfer is reportedly contingent on the player's final decision and him passing a medical. Leeds have received clearance to fly the 31-year-old German player in for a medical and are making preparations for his arrival. It is understood that the clubs have agreed upon a fee of approximately £5.1 million. Personal terms are not anticipated to be an issue. The remaining factors are the player's willingness to be a backup for Trafford and the medical examination. Daniel Farke has informed Zetterer that if he agrees to the move, he would provide competition for Trafford and receive opportunities in the domestic cups.

Eintracht Frankfurt and Leeds United are in negotiations again over a permanent deal for Michael Zetterer. Leeds United want Michael Zetterer as their new No. 2 following the imminent departure of Lucas Perri to Torino. Leeds United have improved their offer. The deal is not being held up by the clubs, as the key factor is Zetterer. According to SkySportDE, a decision is expected within 48 hours.

Michael Zetterer has fully approved a move to Leeds United. Eintracht Frankfurt have agreed a deal to sign his replacement, Noah Atubolu from SC Freiburg. The deal for Zetterer is expected to be finalized before the end of the weekend.

Michael Zetterer is back in training with Eintracht Frankfurt after his move to Leeds United stalled. The goalkeeper had missed training and travelled to Yorkshire for a medical over the weekend, and a €5m (£4.3m) fee was almost agreed. His representatives had initially denied rumours last week that he was preparing to leave Frankfurt. According to Sky Germany's Zinny Boswell, the deal cannot proceed until both clubs resolve their goalkeeping situations, which means Leeds need to move Lucas Perri before making the move official, while Frankfurt need to find a replacement.

According to Sport1, Michael Zetterer has arrived in Leeds to undergo a medical. Negotiations are underway between Frankfurt and Leeds United, but the two clubs have not yet finalized an agreement. Frankfurt are seeking to agree on an initial loan deal with Leeds, and Sport1 claims the German club hopes to include an option-to-buy clause. If the deal is completed, the goalkeeper will join as a backup to James Trafford.

Leeds United are expected to finalise the signing of goalkeeper Michael Zetterer in the coming days and are in contact with Eintracht Frankfurt over a deal. The Athletic described a ‘broad agreement’ as being in place for the signing, and sources understand there is now confidence that a deal will be completed. The move is expected to be finalised despite Nico Pellatz, a goalkeeper consultant for the player’s agency, informing BILD that he was very surprised by the reports. Pellatz had added that the reports are untrue and that a move is currently not a possibility for Zetterer, who is very happy in Frankfurt with his family.

Leeds United is close to signing Michael Zetterer from Eintracht Frankfurt. He is expected to be a backup option to Trafford this season.

Reports claimed that Michael Zetterer was close to a transfer to Leeds United. However, Zetterer's agent, Nico Pellatz, told BILD that they were very surprised by these reports and that they were not true. The agent also clarified that an early departure is not planned as Zetterer signed a contract with Eintracht until 2029.