Premier League outfit Leeds United have reached an agreement over the contract renewal of an important member of the club’s first-team setup, according to reports.
The player ready to commit his future to the Peacocks? Pascal Struijk.
Defender Struijk, of course, has continued to play a crucial role in Leeds’ efforts to maintain their top-flight status for another year across the season to date.
All told, the ex-Netherlands youth international has featured in all but one of the club’s 14 league outings, earning the trust of boss Jesse Marsch as the first-choice left-back option at Elland Road.
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In turn, news of the powers that be at Leeds moving to tie Struijk down for the years to come should not come as all that much of a surprise.
As per a report from transfer expert Fabrizio Romano, a full agreement on the terms of a new contract, on Thursday, was reached between club and player.
Struijk, in turn, is in line to put pen to paper on a deal through the summer of 2027, which will see his increasing importance to the cause in west Yorkshire recognised by means of a considerable wage increase.
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