CHERRIES have had a bid accepted for Leeds United’s Tyler Adams, the Daily Echo understands.
The deal for Adams will be worth upwards of £23million if certain criteria are met.
It had been reported that Cherries had made a bid earlier in the week that matched the American’s £20million release clause, only for the clause to expire.
Adams has now travelled to complete his medical, although he is currently sidelined with a hamstring injury that required surgery in March.
There has been somewhat of an exodus at Elland Road following their relegation from the Premier League last season, with Leeds’ campaign taking a huge hit when Adams was ruled out for the end of it.
It has been reported that Adams will sign a five-year deal at Vitality Stadium.
Cherries have made six signings already this window, although Romain Faivre will spend this campaign on loan at FC Lorient.
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