Leeds United will have to pay more to Arsenal for Eddie Nketiah's loan if they do not use him in a specified number of games.
The Whites managed to beat off competition from Bristol City and Fortuna Dusseldorf for Nketiah, with director of football Victor Orta giving an hour long presentation at Arsenal's training base outlining why a move to Elland Road was the best solution for the young striker.
Nketiah made his Leeds' debut earlier this week and scored in a 3-0 win away at Salford City as the Whites eased through to the next round of the EFL Cup.
And the striker will keep having to clock up the game time in a white shirt if Leeds are to avoid having to pay Arsenal more for him.
Nketiah's loan deal contains penalty clauses, according to The Athletic, which means Leeds will have to pay Arsenal more money if they do not use him on a regular basis.
The striker is expected to feature heavily though, with Leeds having gone to great effort to win the race for his signature and trust him to fill the hole left by the sale of Kemar Roofe to Anderlecht.
Decisions over playing time will however be down to head coach Marcelo Bielsa and he did not give preference to loanees last term.
Goalkeeper Jamal Blackman played Under-23s football before an injury saw his loan from Chelsea end early, while the Blues were forced to terminate midfielder Lewis Baker's loan due to a lack of playing time.
Izzy Brown was injured when he joined from Chelsea, but even when up to speed was given just eleven minutes of game time by Bielsa.