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Leeds United Reach Agreement with Hoffenheim’s Anton Stach

Midfield Reinforcements Identified at Elland Road

Leeds United’s ambition to return to the Premier League with purpose and poise appears to have taken a decisive step forward. According to Sky Sports Germany, the club have reached a “basic agreement” with Anton Stach, the Hoffenheim midfielder, over a move to Yorkshire.

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The 26-year-old German international is reportedly keen to test himself in English football. Discussions between the two clubs are ongoing, with Hoffenheim demanding €20 million plus potential add-ons. Leeds face competition for his signature, but their intent appears clear.

Bundesliga Backbone Suits Leeds Approach

Stach, who is under contract until 2027, has played 71 competitive matches for Hoffenheim, contributing four goals and six assists. He is a combative, intelligent presence in central midfield, adept at shielding the back four while initiating transitions.

His profile fits a modern midfield brief. Leeds, who continue to rebuild under Daniel Farke, are targeting players with character and top-level experience. Stach’s stature, tactical discipline and international pedigree match those requirements.

Premier League Beckons for Another German Talent

Should the deal go through, Stach would join a growing contingent of German talent in England, including Wirtz, Havertz, Gündogan and Leno. His move would be another example of Leeds leaning into the technical and mental toughness that defines successful promotion pushes.

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Anton Stach brings a level of class, composure and experience that Leeds desperately need if they want to compete and stay in the Premier League. His time in the Bundesliga, playing at a high tactical level, makes him more than ready for English football.

The midfield has lacked steel and control in recent years. Stach offers both. He can break up play, dictate tempo and provide protection for the back line. More importantly, he is a German international. That kind of pedigree matters in a dressing room striving for belief and consistency.

Daniel Farke knows the German market better than most. This is not a panic buy, it is a plan.