Hoffenheim and Leeds reach full agreement on Stach transfer
A full agreement with Hoffenheim has been reached after intensive negotiations in recent days.
A verbal agreement was already in place, as revealed and the Sinsheim club are set to receive €20million plus add-ons.
The news comes just three days after after the 26-year-old agreed terms with the Premier League side before negotiations began.
Across all competitions, Stach has represented the Kraichgauers on 71 occasions, scoring 4 goals and providing 6 assists.
VfB Stuttgart were also reportedly courting the two-time German international, but it appears they have lost out to the Yorkshire side.
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