Leeds United have agreed a deal to sign 28-year-old striker Dominic Calvert Lewin on a free transfer from Everton, he is now set to undergo a medical with the club, this move comes after his contract expired at the end of June He scored 71 goals across nine seasons at Everton, including 57 in the Premier League and became a familiar figure for Toffees fans
A fresh start at Elland Road
After a tough final season plagued by injuries, when he managed just three goals in 26 appearances, Calvert Lewin is looking for a fresh start with Leeds He missed more than 500 days due to injuries since 2021, so this new challenge represents a chance to regain form and fitness The move gives Leeds a proven Premier League striker and adds experience to their forward line, as they look to establish themselves in the top tier
Squad shake up at Leeds
Calvert Lewin arrives as Leeds’ eighth signing of the summer, joining the likes of Lukas Nmecha The club have already loaned out young forward Mateo Joseph to Mallorca Manager Daniel Farke has told Patrick Bamford he has no future at the club, indicating Calvert Lewin will play a key role in the attack His addition likely means Leeds will drop their interest in Fulham’s Rodrigo Muniz, and their hunt for other attackers is now effectively over
Homecoming to Yorkshire
This move sees Calvert Lewin return to his home county of Yorkshire after years in Liverpool With his local roots and a solid scoring record when fit, he brings both regional connection and attacking hope The transfer suits both player and club, it gives Calvert Lewin a chance to re-ignite his career and Leeds a striker with top flight experience.
