Leeds United hand Jayden Bogle four-year deal as second contract boost before Forest | OneFootball

Leeds United have handed Jayden Bogle a new four-year contract, the second major deal inside 24 hours and a lift before Saturday’s trip to Nottingham Forest.

The club said in a statement that the right-back has agreed terms until 2030 and highlighted his performances, professionalism and community work since arriving. Last season he made 39 appearances in all competitions, scored two goals, and was part of a defence that kept nine clean sheets.

Bogle joined from Sheffield United in 2024 for five million pounds and made an immediate impact, playing 44 Championship matches in Daniel Farke’s 100-point, title-winning campaign.

His form brought individual recognition with places in the EFL Championship Team of the Season and the PFA Team of the Year.

The 26-year-old has flourished in a wing-back role and offers versatility across systems, remaining an almost ever-present under Farke.

Joe Rodon also signed a four-year contract on Wednesday evening, giving Leeds a second key player tied down this week.

Source: yorkshireeveningpost.co.uk

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