Felix Wiedwald completed his move from Leeds United to German club Eintracht Frankfurt, the Yorkshire club have confirmed on their official website.

The 28-year-old joined Leeds last season from Werder Bremen, and despite making 30 appearances for the Whites in all competitions, he was hardly convincing.

He lost his starting role to Northern Ireland keeper Bailey Peacock-Farrell, and the club have decided to let him go on a permanent move.

He endured a nightmare spell at Elland Road, and his poor form coincided with Leeds’ dismal performance overall as well.

According to reports from the BBC, he has left the club for an undisclosed fee. Wiedwald has signed a three year deal with the German Bundesliga side.

He was expected to become Leeds’ first-choice goalkeeper in the foreseeable future, but Leeds fans quickly got frustrated with him as he was error prone and was not comfortable with picking up crosses from wide areas.

Leeds fans believe that he is a good riddance and that the club have done a brilliant piece of business by shipping him out.

Surprised he didn’t miss his flight.

I’m here all week.

— I Hate Leeds (@ihatelufc) June 19, 2018

Wish him the best.Just didn’t work for him at Leeds.Must be another keeper coming in soon Phil

— Barrie Worsnop (@gillroydmor) June 19, 2018

Clearing the decks making room for a proven team of players who can make a serious push for the top. To be fair I think FlipFlap would have struggled to win over the fans and gain the confidence he needs to get back on track. Good luck Felix

— Nigel Walton (@nigelwalton01) June 19, 2018

Really surprised he gets a go at such a big club TBH. He really wasn’t very good.

— Paul LUFC (@pistol1603) June 19, 2018

Shame he could’ve been a Leeds legend

— Joe Moss (@joemossss) June 19, 2018

Maybe he’ll be able to get confidence back there. He’s an unviable goalie for anyone at present. Wish him all the best. #lufc

— ETHAN (@EthanFromOnline) June 19, 2018

Brilliant bit of business, even if we got very little for him by way of a fee

— Neil. Franklin (@_franklin220) June 19, 2018