Leeds United's court case with RB Leipzig over the €21m the Bundesliga side claim they are owed for striker Jean-Kevin Augustin has reportedly been adjourned again. German publication BILD, claim RB Leipzig are still awaiting a decision which could now come in November.
The International Court of Arbitration for Sport CAS has adjourned the case again with a decision originally expected in September this year. Leeds are still in dispute over a clause in Augustin's loan, dating back to the 2020 season.
The French striker arrived at Elland Road with the club reportedly having the option to buy him on a permanent deal. However, the Bundesliga side claimed this was an obligation to buy, with Leeds claiming extenuating circumstances could nullify the deal.
