Leeds: Leeds United announced on Monday that it had signed the defender James Justin from Leicester City on a four-year contract, bolstering its first-team squad for the upcoming season. According to Qatar News Agency, in a statement on its official website, the club said it had agreed to terms with Justin, 27, who is one appearance shy of 100 games in the English Premier League. Justin, who joined Leicester in 2019, brings a wealth of experience to Leeds, including international appearances for England. The deal marks Leeds's 10th signing of the current summer transfer window.
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