Tens of millions of pounds continue to stand between Leeds United and RB Leipzig in their tug of war over Jean-Kevin Augustin. That ongoing dispute concerned Tyler Adams, who did not see an easy move between the clubs this summer.
Court of Arbitration for Sport continues to compose its own rulings on the matter with the two parties in disagreement over the striker’s transfer. The Bundesliga outfit feel they are owed an eight-figure fee by the Premier League side because of their promotion to the top flight in the same season Augustin was loaned there.
Leeds disagree and that is why the matter was taken to Lausanne. While business has since been done between Red Bull’s Salzburg branch and Elland Road, Adams had reservations Leipzig would trade again with the Whites.
