Today, Leeds United announced the signing of Dominic Lewin on the club's official website. He signed a three-year contract with the club to play until 2028.

Lewin has accumulated extensive experience in the Premier League, scoring 57 goals in 239 appearances, and often plays the core role on the forward line. He also made a debut in club-level European competitions, participating in Everton's 2016/17 Europa League match, with a total of nine appearances.

Lewin, 28, returned to familiar Yorkshire, and began his career with his hometown team Sheffield United. He spent a productive loan period at Bramo Lane Stadium before moving to Everton.

Lewin made his Premier League debut against Arsenal in 2016 and scored his first Premier League goal against Hull City that season. He performed best in the 2020/21 season, contributing 26 goals and assists, which also earned him the call for the England national team.

With his outstanding performance in the national team, Lewin was selected by Southgate to participate in the 2020 European Cup finals. In the English Youth Team, he was a key member of the 2017 U20 World Cup champion team and scored a winning goal in the final. Last season, Lewin made 26 appearances in the Premier League, helping Everton to the mid-range ranking.

All members of Leeds United warmly welcomed Lewin to join the team, and he became Falke's eighth signing this summer.