Leeds United's clash with West Ham could be the final match of Mateusz Klich's Whites career, according to MLS Insider Tom Bogert, who has delivered an update on the midfielder's purported move Stateside.
The 32-year-old has been linked with Major League Soccer outfit DC United in recent weeks and Bogert has reported that a deal has been agreed for Klich to join the Black-and-Red.
Prior to kick-off in tonight's clash at Elland Road, Bogert tweeted: "Mateusz Klich to DC United continues to get closer. Klich is on the bench for Leeds today. I'm expecting it to be his last appearance before leaving for DCU.
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"Everything is agreed, plans being made to travel to the US. Barring a last second change of great. DC United are very close."
The Poland international joined Leeds from FC Twente in 2017 and helped guide the Whites to the Championship title under the tutelage of Marcelo Bielsa in 2019-20.
He has notched 24 goals and 21 assists in 194 appearances across all competitions for Leeds, but has fallen down the pecking order under Jesse Marsch.
All 13 of Klich's Premier League appearances have come from the bench this term. The midfielder was also left out of Poland's squad for the 2022 World Cup, despite being capped 41 times by his country.
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