An important Leeds United transfer update emerges –

The former Cheltenham Town loanee has now joined Leeds on a four-year deal. Reports earlier this year stated that Spurs were hoping to capitalize on his good form by recouping the £15m they paid Swansea for him, but it appears they would have been willing to accept a bit of a hit on their valuation .

It has now been claimed that a clause has been inserted into the deal which will see Ange Postecoglou’s side receive an additional fee if Leeds are promoted at any stage during his four-year stay in Yorkshire.

Gray’s departure could be the first of many this summer, with Crysencio Summerville and Wilfried Gnonto both linked with moves away from the club.

The writer’s vision

This is a clever clause that suits Leeds. They may still have to meet Tottenham’s initial assessment, but they will only do so if they win promotion. By doing so, they will see their income rise, meaning they will be in a better position to afford the difference. Although there is no indication of the fee he would have to pay, but it can be assumed that it is seven figures.