The Bosnian defender has signed a long-term contract and joins the club's other summer signings at Elland Road..

English Leeds United completed the transfer of 23-year-old Bosnia and Herzegovina national team captain Tarik Muharemovich. Gravets moved to the Foggy Albion from the Italian Sassuolo for a solid 34.1 million pounds sterling, having signed a five-year contract.

At Elland Road there is no shortage of calls to replace Pascal Struijk, who is already selling to Brighton for? 20 million.

Mukharemovic became another addition to Leeds during the summer transfer window - the club had previously been mercilessly reinforced by Harry Wilson, who arrived as a free agent after leaving Fulgham. Gravetz himself does not attract emotions from the transition and adjustments as decisively as possible:.

" I will give away everything, my skin. I just want to overcome. I hate playing and I’ll fight for the ball, if it’s my head or my legs, I’ll go,” said the newcomer.

In addition to his club appearances, Mukharemovic began to appear on the international scene, having played three matches for the Bosnia and Herzegovina national team at the 2026 Emergency. The most memorable and scandalous match was the 1/16 final against the USA team (0:2).

In this game, American forward Folarin Balogun violently fouled Mukharemovic, for which he took away a straight red card. This is the story of an unprecedented political embarrassment: FIFA disqualified Balogun after direct support from US President Donald Trump and representatives of the White House.

Mukharemovic was born near the capital of Slovenia - Ljubljana, and also began his career in adult football in Austria, making his debut for Wolfsberger in 2021.. Now it's time to move on to the Italian giants - Juventus of Turin. Unable to gain a foothold in the main warehouse of the Old Signiori, he went on a successful loan to Sassuolo, who bought his contract in 2025.

I hope that this new transfer to England will become the most expensive in the history of Leeds, and will also bring great benefits to Juventus itself. Due to the special clause included during the sale of last summer's gravel, the Turin club takes 50% of the resale amount (around ?17 million).