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Kyle Newbould

Leeds United target Rasmus Kristensen admits no need to Google ‘huge club, traditional club’ amid reports of five-year contract

Leeds United look set to make their second major signing of the summer in the coming days with the arrival of Rasmus Kristensen from RB Salzburg. The Whites are believed to be paying just under £10 million for the Dane’s services, who will follow teammate Brendan Aaronson over from Austria.

Leeds pipped Borussia Dortmund and Brentford to the right-back, who scored 10 goals and assisted eight in 44 Austrian Bundesliga games, featuring a further 10 times in the Champions League.

And the 24-year-old has admitted there was no need to Google ‘a huge club, a traditional club’ once interest surfaced, with reports suggesting a five-year deal will be finalised imminently.

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