Morgan Rogers immediately reacts as Leeds United sign James Trafford

Leeds United have finally completed the signing of James Trafford from Manchester City.

After days of worry and silence, Trafford completed a record move to Elland Road worth more than £40million.

It's clear that the England international is just as excited as Leeds fans to get going in West Yorkshire, too.

Trafford could make his unofficial debut on Saturday, as Leeds welcome sister club RB Leipzig to Elland Road.

After a year of incosistent minutes at the Etihad Stadium, the 23-year-old becomes undisputed number one.

With that, Leeds have also made Trafford their highest-paid player on wages of £130,000-a-week.

What has James Trafford said about Leeds move?

Social media is big among players now, but it also allows fans to connect with their favourite stars.

Daniel Farke won't care too much about that, but he'll love what Trafford has already said after his move became official.

Taking to his personal Instagram account with images of him signing his new contract, Trafford kept it simple but brilliant.

"Marching on Together, let’s do something special," he said.

There were plenty of interested current and ex-teammates taking note.

Morgan Rogers, an England teammate and huge new Chelsea signing, immediately wished him well, "Good luck, bro."

As well that that, Elliot Anderson, just through the door at Man City, also wished his international colleague luck.

Why Trafford is more than just a transfer for Leeds

Ask any fan at Elland Road, and they'll tell you that this is absolutely huge, not just for now, but for years to come.

I've walked down Beeston hill to Elland Road for 10-plus years now as a season-ticket holder, and regularly dread more goalkeeping drama.

From Illan Meslier to Paul Rachubka, Leeds haven't been able to sign a long-term goalkeeper who is reliable for decades.

Ironically, Nigel Martyn was part of the announcement video for Trafford, and he'll have had plenty of tips on how to succeed at Elland Road.

Firstly, do your job, then the rest can follow.

Trafford has proved he can do that, and as England's next number one, Leeds have pulled off some sensational business.