Leeds United Signs Germany Forward Lukas Nmecha
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Summary
Leeds United signs Germany forward Lukas Nmecha on a two-year deal. Nmecha joins from Wolfsburg after a career that included stints at Manchester City and loan spells at various clubs.
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He enjoyed loan spells at Preston North End, Wolfsburg, Middlesbrough, and Anderlecht before making a permanent move to the Bundesliga in 2021.
Nmecha made his debut for the German national side in 2021.
Nmecha scored 19 goals in 85 appearances.
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