Championship

AYLING ‘BUZZING’ OVER HIS NEW DEAL AT LEEDS

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The LeaguePaper Team
6 October 2019

By Ben Pound
DEFENDER Luke Ayling has signed a new longterm contract with Leeds.
The 28-year-old, who joined the Whites in the summer of 2016, is now tied to the Elland Road club until at least 2023.
The right-back follows team-mates Liam Cooper, Stuart Dallas and Kalvin Phillips in putting pen to paper on a new deal this season.
“It’s great and I’m really happy to sign on,” said Ayling.
“Over the last few years and since I signed, I feel like we have been taking steps forward to where we are now, being the biggest club in the Championship and hopefully pushing...

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