in

Raphinha’s Wikipedia hilariously changed to name Leeds transfer target ‘chief cod catcher of fish and chip shop’


ONE LEEDS fan is so convinced the club have reeled in Raphinha, they wasted no time changing his Wikipedia page.

The Whites are on the brink of signing the Rennes winger on a five-year deal.

Raphinha is on the brink of joining Leeds for £21m

With Leeds fans scrambling on Wikipedia to research their future star, one supporter couldn’t resist sharing a joke with the White faithful.

It read: “Raphinha is a Brazilian professional footballer who plays for Leeds as a winger.

“Raphinha is best known for being co-owner and chief cod catcher of Graveley’s fish and chip shop on Elland Road.”

They also changed his place of birth from ‘Porto Alegre, Brazil’ to ‘Batley, Leeds.’

The 23-year-old forward touched down in the UK as he prepares to finalise his move to the Premier League side.

Leeds have agreed to a fee with Rennes, worth £17m up front, with a further £4m in add-ons, according to talkSPORT and The Athletic.

Marcelo Bielsa’s side – who played out a thrilling 1-1 draw with Man City at the weekend – were originally believed to have bid just £15.5m.

But that was bumped up to the £21m mark with the addition of add-ons.

Raphinha scored five goals and registered three assists in 22 appearances in the French top flight last season.

Pep Guardiola told by Richard Keys to bring in Sam Allardyce to sort out Man City defence after 1-1 draw vs Leeds


Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk


Tagcloud:

Arsenal in Thomas Partey transfer move after meeting £45m Atletico Madrid release clause

Amad Traore shock Man Utd transfer target as race to get deal over line before Brexit in pipeline with Arsenal also keen