Jean-Matteo Bahoya's contract examined after Daniel Farke's Leeds admission
Jean-Matteo Bahoya is yet to make his debut for Leeds United.
The young French winger was signed on a deadline day as Daniel Farke secured a late deal.
It is an initial loan deal with the Elland Road side having the option to make the move permanent.
The 21-year-old will be hoping to feature on Sunday when the LS11 side host Crystal Palace.
MOT Leeds News examines everything supporters need to know about his contract.
What is Jean-Matteo Bahoya's contract with Leeds?
Bahoya's initial contract with the Whites is just for one year, the duration of his loan spell.
Data from Valuball estimates that the Eintracht Frankfurt loanee is on a 60,000-per-week contract in Yorkshire.
That will ultimately cost Farke's side a total of £3.1million over the year, if that number is accurate.
Then they will have to come to fresh terms with the player, as they likely have to buy him next summer.
How much is Leeds' buy clause for Bahoya?
The buy clause is already agreed as a part of the deal to bring him in on loan.
The BBC puts the figure at £25.7m, and state that it is an obligation to buy rather than an option.
That means that there will likely be conditions that if they are met, the Whites will be forced to trigger the clause and pay up.
Whether there are specific conditions that have to be fulfilled has not been publicly revealed at the moment.
What has Daniel Farke said about Bahoya?
Bahoya is yet to feature for Leeds, but Farke had planned to use him in the cup loss to Chelsea but those plans changed.
The Whites boss has admitted that he does not want to throw him into the deep end, which is the Premier League too quickly.
Melvin Bard's cramp issue against the Blues meant that Bahoya did not make it onto the Stamford Bridge pitch for his debut in midweek.
Farke said: "At Chelsea I think he was just five seconds away from coming on and then sadly a cramp more or less for Melvin Bard forced me into substituting in a different position.
"Obviously with Jean-Matteo he came more or less from the bench, he was sitting on the bench at the end of last season also and the beginning of the season in the Bundesliga, and especially with a young boy, I have to look after them that they are really well-prepared when I throw them into the cold Premier League water.
"I know how this league is, it is unforgivable and if you put a player in and it's not a good performance on the debut then pretty quick a player is buried already.
That suggests that the Leeds boss will be careful with Bahoya, and will take his time with putting him into the side.