Leeds United completes contract extension with English right wing-back Jayden Bogle..

Leeds United announced on their official website on Monday that they have extended the contract of their English right wing-back Jayden Bogle.

According to Leeds United's official statement, Bogle has signed on a new four-year deal with the club which runs until the summer of 2030.

After completing his contract extension procedures, Bogle, who was interviewed by the Leeds United official website again, said: "For me, extending the contract was an easy decision."

"It's been a mixed bag of emotions, but also a lot of pride. I've taken some time to reflect on this journey, which has been very special. My childhood dream was to play in this kind of environment, to compete in the best league in the world. So far, everything has been fantastic."

"I think I said when I first signed that you can feel the winning atmosphere here, and the club's hunger for success. This club has a history of great achievements. Yes, I believe everyone is eager to return to the top."

"I think you can feel the atmosphere here. Everyone is very excited. Fans, players, staff, everyone associated with the club can feel the great atmosphere."

"The club's ambition is infectious to the players, staff, and fans. So, I think everyone is on the right track, and that's what I've always dreamed of being a part of."

About Jayden Bogle

The 26-year-old Bogle was born on July 27, 2000, in Reading, England. He is 1.78 meters tall and primarily plays as a right wing-back, but can also play as a right midfielder.

Bogle played in the youth academies of Reading and Swindon Town during his childhood. In 2016, he joined Derby County's youth academy and completed his Derby County first-team debut in a Carabao Cup match in 2018.

In September 2020, Bogle moved to Sheffield United for £3 million.

In July 2024, Bogle moved to Leeds United for £5 million.

Since joining the Whites, Bogle has made 85 appearances for the Premier League club in all competitions, scoring 8 goals and providing 9 assists, and winning the EFL Championship title once with the team.

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