Leeds United could still sell £11m player permanently despite announcement this week
Leeds United finally completed their first permanent exit of the summer earlier this afternoon as Marc Roca joined Real Betis.
Roca spent last season on loan at Betis and after weeks of ramblings, has finally put pen-to-paper on a four-year-deal, with the option of a fifth, at the Spanish side.
Leeds will be hoping this is not the start of a fire sale in West Yorkshire over the next two months, though if they are to avoid that from happening, they will need to agree some much more favourable financial packages.
Betis are reported to be paying just £4.25 million to sign the 27-year-old, which is over half what Leeds did just two years ago from Bayern Munich.
While Leeds are content it will not hurt them in terms of Profit and Sustainability, there is still the need for at least one big sale if they are to remain compliant.
