Leeds United has a strong interest in Roman Schmid and is prepared to pay approximately 15 million euros, which includes bonuses. It is reported that the clubs are near an agreement.

According to the latest information from 'DeichStube', Leeds United's interest in Romano Schmid is currently likely to end.

Werder is nearing an agreement for the departure of their offensive midfielder Roman Schmid to Leeds for 15 million euros. Roman Schmid started in all 17 league matches last autumn, scoring 2 goals and providing 5 assists. If Schmid leaves, it would create a large opening in the squad for Adriano Jagušić and facilitate Werder's payment of the transfer fee demanded by Slaven Belupo.

According to the German 'Bild' newspaper, there was contact between Leeds and Romano Schmid a few weeks ago, but the talks did not result in an agreement at that time. The newspaper also reported that the situation could now apparently progress very quickly. Transfer expert Fabrizio Romano also reports that the Premier League club wants to sign the 25-year-old Austrian player for a transfer fee of 15 million euros. The report from 'Bild' adds that Bremen urgently need high transfer revenues. Additionally, the northern Germans brought two players from Leeds to Bremen last summer: Maximilian Wöber and Isaac Schmidt.