Klich

Poland international midfielder Mateusz Klich made his final appearance for the club in their 2-2 draw with West Ham United, with a Major League Soccer ...

"This was a lot of different discussions and Klichy being presented with an opportunity which he thought was more long-standing, providing stability for his family and an opportunity to provide something new. "Whilst my first year was more like a nightmare, the following four and a half years have been a dream. [Premier League](https://www.mirror.co.uk/all-about/premier-league) under [Marcelo Bielsa](https://www.mirror.co.uk/all-about/marcelo-bielsa) in 2020, and has featured in some of the Whites' more memorable top-flight games. "He has acted with the upmost professionalism throughout his time at Elland Road and will always be respected by everyone at the club. "Mateusz leaves Leeds United as a champion and will always be welcome at Elland Road. Poland star Klich has been with the club for more than five years, first joining in the summer of 2017.

Pablo Hernandez has taken to Instagram to pay tribute to midfielder Mateusz Klich on Instagram after it was confirmed that the Pole is leaving Leeds United ...

Klich and Hernandez were the sources of creativity for Leeds in the Championship. Whether Leeds will bring in a replacement for Klich remains to be seen – but it is a move that was probably at the right time, for the Poland star. He has remained a pivotal part of the side even until now, albeit off the bench.

Pablo Hernandez has called Mateusz Klich a Leeds United 'legend' after he bid farewell to the club ahead of his move to DC United.

Leeds spent many, many dark days in the lower leagues of English football. It has been a rollercoaster of a journey for the player, as another Leeds legend, Pablo Hernandez, who was part of it all, sent the following message to his former teammate via his IG story. [Mateusz Klich](/en-gb/topic/mateusz-klich/) a Leeds United ‘legend’ on his [Instagram story](https://www.instagram.com/stories/pablohernandez19/3008901409411256425/) ahead of his departure to Wayne Rooney’s DC United in the MLS.

Mateusz Klich rejected the chance to return to the Netherlands as the 32-year-old midfielder played his last game for Leeds United, according to Meczyki.

Klich will go down as a modern-day legend for Leeds after playing a huge part in the club’s promotion back to the Premier League under Marcelo Bielsa. He’s at an age where he will want to be playing regular first-team football and sadly, Jesse Marsch hasn’t been able to offer him that. However, he is now closing in on a move to the MLS side with

Neil Redfearn believes Mateusz Klich deserved the lovely goodbye he received from the Leeds United players and coaching staff.

“He can be proud of his time at Leeds and he has been a good servant to the club.” “He is a character and he plays with his heart on his sleeve and it is what endears him to his team-mates and the Leeds supporters. [said on BBC Radio Leeds](https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/p0dp2w4z): “That’s a lovely touch to be fair and he has earned it.

Yorkshire Evening Post reporter Joe Donnohue has posted a picture on Twitter of Victor Orta bowing to Mateusz Klich on the Elland Road pitch after Leeds ...

Leeds can bring in a midfielder and might feel they already have done, in Darko Gyabi. Orta now has that job, having to replace Klich in our midfield. He is set to join Wayne Rooney’s DC United – where he will team up with Christian Benteke and Ravel Morrison. A player that was a crucial cog in the side that ended our 16-year wait for Premier League football. A player that has since been an ever-present in the Premier League since returning in 2020. Klich, 32, was confirmed as leaving the club on a free transfer to join MLS side DC United on Wednesday evening.

Leeds United are one of a host of Premier League clubs taking an interest in signing Bristol City starlet Alex Scott this month. The Whites bid farewell to…

Scott might not be the exact same sort of player, but he definitely would go some distance to replacing Klich in the long run, already doing the business in the Championship at a tender age. We can’t go into the rest of the season not having that sort of impact available to us in the second half. The fact that he has been the first sub for most of our games this season shows that he is the man we look to in order to change things in our favour.

Klich bade Leeds an emotional farewell after stepping off the bench in the draw with West Ham.

“It’s his hip that is causing him some issues. “There are a lot of things that have happened in the last two-and-a-half years that probably give them the confidence to think they’ve got a manager they can trust and they can work with.” “And I even said to the team, we have to find a way to find our inner Klichy in all of us to make sure that we’re ready to perform in every match.”

The Polish midfielder bade Leeds an emotional farewell on Wednesday night.

“It’s his hip that is causing him some issues. Klich revealed in a statement on Twitter late on Wednesday night that he had been reluctant to leave and that his four-and-a-half-year spell at Elland Road had “been a dream”. “And I even said to the team, we have to find a way to find our inner Klichy in all of us to make sure that we’re ready to perform in every match.”

Major League Soccer is preparing to welcome Mateusz Klich to the division as DC United are ready to sign the star, and he's said his goodbyes to Leeds ...

Rooney has a huge job on his hands, and experience will be key to help grind out results and change their fortunes for the upcoming campaign. A move is reportedly agreed according to MLS insider Tom Bogert, and plans are being made for Klich to travel to the United States. However, pre-season is fast approaching and after a poor season last time out, Rooney will be keen to be prepared ahead of his first full campaign. The 32-year-old joined Leeds back in 2017, and was a crucial member of the squad as they returned to the Klich made a total of 194 appearances for Leeds, and will forever be a fond figure at the club. A new home is waiting for him in DC, with 'playing time' the priority for the midfielder.

The Polish midfielder was overcome with emotion after he made his final appearance in the 2-2 draw with West Ham at Elland Road. | ITV News Calendar.

But I will never forget my time in Yorkshire." He said: "I wish I could stay, but I have never enjoyed being on the bench and I want to play as much as I can in the coming years and that is why I am closing this chapter. He is expected to join Wayne Rooney's DC United.

Former Leeds United midfielder Mateusz Klich was the last player to leave Elland Road on Wednesday night as he signed autographs and posed for photographs ...

The 32-year-old officially terminated his contract with the club late on Wednesday night, following the Whites’ 2-2 draw against West Ham United. Supporters braved the January cold awaiting the Polish international’s emergence from inside Elland Road in order to wish him well and secure priceless memories after his final appearance for the club. Klich is now expected to fly to the United States where he will pen a deal with Major League Soccer franchise DC United, currently managed by Wayne Rooney.

There were also emotional goodbyes for Christian Fuchs and Jordan Nobbs.

[Colin Bell](/topic/colin-bell) was remembered. [Charlotte](/topic/charlotte), his final stop as a player. [Jordan Nobbs](/topic/jordan-nobbs) said an emotional goodbye to [Arsenal](/topic/arsenal).