Robin Kock makes a slide tackle for Leeds against Bournemouth last April, with the West Yorkshire side relegated from the Premier League less than a month later. (Image: PA.)
Bundesliga side Eintracht Frankfurt have completed the permanent signing of Leeds defender Robin Koch.
The 27-year-old has been on loan in Germany during the first half of the season and has made 23 appearances in all competitions.
He will now stay there after signing a permanent deal until 2027.
Koch made 77 appearances for Leeds after joining in 2020 but was allowed to leave after the club's relegation to the Championship last term.
Leeds were not in Championship action last weekend, instead earning a rare FA Cup third round win.
Their reward for that is a home tie against Plymouth Argyle in round four, with that game to be played on the final weekend of this month.
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