Leeds have agreed an £8.5million deal with Borussia Monchengladbach for Switzerland defender Nico Elvedi. The 29-year-old is scheduled to fly in for a medical today as Leeds are nearing the completion of their fourth summer signing following Harry Wilson, Tarik Muharemovic and James Trafford. Pending his medical, the centre-half’s arrival will result in Leeds defender Sebastiaan Bornauw moving to Hamburg on loan with a view to a permanent move.

Leeds United have agreed a deal to sign Nico Elvedi. The move is expected to be completed in the next 48 hours, according to Leeds manager Daniel Farke.

According to PA, Leeds have agreed to a deal worth £8.5million ($11.5m) with Borussia Monchengladbach for Switzerland defender Nico Elvedi. The 29-year-old centre-back is scheduled to fly in for a medical on Monday, and he would be Leeds' fourth summer signing.

German transfer journalist Florian Plettenberg reported that a full agreement had been reached between Leeds and Monchengladbach for an £8.5m fee, which includes a 15% sell-on clause. The 29-year-old is reportedly going to sign a contract with Leeds United until 2029 before a medical this week. According to Sport Witness, manager Eugen Polanski said that Elvedi is a very dependable player for them and his departure is a significant loss. Polanski added that it is a matter of finances and Nico’s desire to leave after contributing a great deal to the club over 11 years, and for these reasons they are unable to and do not wish to prevent him from leaving. The club’s sporting director, Rouven Schröder, also said that Elvedi’s sale is progressing as expected, adding that they are close to the player leaving, but nothing has been finalised.

Nico Elvedi was not included in the squad for the test match against Aston Villa. Before the match, Gladbach coach Eugen Polanski stated to 'Sport1' that the Swiss player was released for talks with a club. According to 'Sky', the transfer then depended only on the future decision of Sebastiaan Bornauw. An update from 'Sky' reports that the transfer of Elvedi is now finalized, that Borussia Mönchengladbach and Leeds have reached full agreement, and that the medical check is to take place shortly.

Nico Elvedi is expected to become Leeds' fourth signing of the summer. According to Fabrizio Romano, Elvedi has agreed to join Leeds from Borussia Monchengladbach. A club-to-club agreement has been reached for a fee of £6.8m plus add-ons, as reported by Zinny Boswell. Florian Plettenberg states that it is a €10m deal that also includes a 15% sell-on clause for Borussia Monchengladbach. The defender was left out of his team’s friendly against Aston Villa as the deal nears completion. The low fee is because the Swiss international has only one year remaining on his current contract. After 364 appearances for the German side, the 29-year-old is prepared for a new challenge.

Florian Plettenberg of Sky Germany reported that Leeds United and Nico Elvedi have reached a full agreement over a contract until 2029. Elvedi is very open to moving to the Premier League before Deadline Day. According to the report, Leeds are preparing an offer and are expected to submit it soon, and Borussia Monchengladbach are willing to sell for an acceptable price. In a follow-up post, Plettenberg posted a siren emoji, an arrow with the word 'soon', a lock and key, and a Swiss flag, along with the #LUFC hashtag.

Sky reported that Borussia Mönchengladbach defender Nico Elvedi has a verbal agreement with Leeds United on a contract until 2029. BILD reports that Gladbach boss Rouven Schröder has not yet received a concrete offer from Leeds United. Elvedi can be transferred from Borussia for a fee of 10 million euros or more. His contract expires next summer, at which point he would be able to leave Borussia Mönchengladbach on a free transfer.

According to Football Insider, Swiss international Nico Elvedi has indicated a willingness to move to Leeds. The same source states that with Switzerland now out of the World Cup, talks over his future are set to accelerate, and his club Gladbach are now open to offers. Football Insider also reports that Leeds have already had one offer rejected for Elvedi and are expected to return with a second bid in the near future. TEAMtalk revealed last month that Leeds had shortlisted Elvedi as one of three key targets to replace Pascal Struijk, who has joined Brighton. Pete O'Rourke, a reporter for Football Insider, stated that there has been talk of Monchengladbach having already rejected one offer from Leeds this summer. O'Rourke said Elvedi has one year left on his contract and that Monchengladbach would be monitoring his performances at the World Cup to raise his price tag. He added that the German club are resigned to the player moving on this summer because of his contract situation, and that a concern for Leeds will be other teams showing interest in him if he continues to impress for Switzerland.

According to sources in Germany, Leeds United are very interested in Borussia Monchengladbach centre-back Nico Elvedi, and contact has been made between the clubs. A deal for Elvedi could be completed for approximately £9m. While Leeds’ proposals have not yet met Gladbach’s valuation, negotiations are ongoing. Elvedi, who has one year remaining on his contract, is open to a Premier League move, especially if he can reunite with Farke at Elland Road. Talks are expected to continue, and personal terms are not anticipated to be an issue, should a deal be agreed.

Leeds United have reportedly submitted an offer for Borussia Monchengladbach defender Nico Elvedi. According to Bild, Leeds have submitted a bid worth €8.5m (£7.33m), although the offer is reportedly far too low for Monchengladbach to consider. The German club is aware that Elvedi wants to move to the Premier League, and they may eventually be forced to accept a lower fee rather than risk him leaving for no transfer fee next summer.

According to Bild, Leeds United have a serious interest in Elvedi. The Premier League club is reportedly prepared to offer €8.5 million for the Swiss player. The player has one year remaining on his contract. The tabloid also states that this amount is not sufficient for the Foals, but that negotiations have seemingly started. It is reported that Elvedi has a release clause valued at €10 million. Daniel Farke has coached Leeds since 2023, and he was the head coach on the Lower Rhine from 2022 to 2023.

Nico Elvedi could be part of a swap deal with Max Wober. Although he is believed to be happy at Borussia Monchengladbach, the club is keen to offload him in a potential swap deal with Leeds United. The negotiations are expected to occur within the remaining three weeks of the transfer window.

Leeds United are currently ahead of Wolves in the race to sign Borussia Monchengladbach defender Nico Elvedi. Details of the deal's cost and timing have come to light.

Nico Elvedi is allowed to leave due to a promise made during his contract extension in September 2023 if a suitable offer comes in. Leeds United, with former Borussia coach Daniel Farke, has reportedly offered 12 million euros for the defender. Gladbach's manager, Roland Virkus, generally does not want to let key players leave in January, but the situation is unique due to the previous promise. Elvedi's contract runs until 2027.

Leeds United are currently at the forefront of the pursuit to acquire Borussia Monchengladbach defender Nico Elvedi. Sources have confirmed that Leeds' interest is indeed serious. Elvedi, capable of playing as either a centre-half or a right-back, is priced at £10m (€12m, $12.6m) by Borussia Monchengladbach. Despite this, Elvedi is hesitant about moving to the Championship, which could postpone the transfer until the summer. Leeds' chances of signing Elvedi are contingent upon the division they will compete in next season. Elvedi is acquainted with Leeds manager Daniel Farke, having previously played under him at Borussia Monchengladbach. Additionally, Leeds' prospects are bolstered by the fact that Wolves, another club interested in Elvedi, are currently concentrating on signing Lens' Kevin Danso.