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Ronaldo Vieira sends message on Twitter after signing new Leeds contract

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Ronaldo Vieira and Romario Vieira are on the books of Leeds United at the moment.

Football Soccer Britain - Nottingham Forest v Leeds United - Sky Bet Championship - The City Ground - 27/8/16      Nottingham Forests' Apostolos Vellios in action with Leeds United's Ronaldo Vieira

Ronaldo Vieira has taken to social networking site Twitter to express his delight at signing a new contract with Leeds United.

As announced on Leeds’ official website, Ronaldo has committed his long-term future to the Championship club by signing a new three-year contract.

The 18-year-old midfielder signed his professional contract with the West Yorkshire outfit back in April.

The highly-rated youngster has taken to Twitter to express his delight at being handed a new deal by Leeds.

Elland Road

Ronaldo has already featured for the Leeds first team, and he has backed his twin brother Romario to do the same soon.

Romario, who is also a midfielder, has linked up with the Development Squad and has signed a one-year contract, as announced on Leeds’ official website.

Ronaldo has stated that his twin brother will work hard, and he hopes that the 18-year-old gets his chance to play for the Leeds first team this season.

Revie Stand, Elland Road. Leeds United v Accrington Stanley, League Cup 2014

“Me and my brother have played together for most of our lives – I’m happy to be sharing the same club with him again and I’m happy he’s been given the opportunity,” Ronaldo told Leeds’ official website.

“He’ll keep working hard like he does in every training session on and off the pitch. Hopefully he’ll be able to break into the first team and carry on from there.”

Leeds, who have not featured in the Premier League since 2004, will take on Huddersfield Town at Elland Road in the Championship after the international break.

Leeds United manager Garry Monk