Calvert-Lewin joins Leeds United

Leeds United sign England forward Dominic Calvert-Lewin on a three year deal to strengthen their attacking options.

Calvert-Lewin signs for Leeds United to boost attack

Leeds United have signed Dominic Calvert-Lewin on a three year contract, adding top level experience to the forward line. The 28 year old arrives from Everton after agreeing terms with manager Daniel Farke and will be part of Leeds’ plans at Elland Road in the coming seasons.

Calvert-Lewin spoke to LUTV about joining the club, saying the move feels like a fresh start and that he is eager to contribute to a side with a strong fan base. He highlighted the chance to work with the manager and to bring new elements to his game while staying true to what he does well.

Calvert-Lewin’s arrival signals a clear aim to blend proven Premier League competition with Leeds’ evolving squad. The signing provides a reliable goal threat and a tested number nine option, which could help the team balance creativity with a more consistent focus in front of goal.

If he stays fit, Calvert-Lewin could offer Leeds a dependable focal point that complements the technical play from midfielders and wingers. The move also tests Farke’s squad management as the club eyes a competitive season and seeks to maximise striking options without overextending resources.

Highlights

Calvert-Lewin’s arrival marks a new chapter for Leeds as they shape a more complete attack.