The solution is pretty cut-and-dry. Fix the fluid leak and your transmission will go into gear. I don't know what to tell you to fix exactly because I do not know where it is leaking from. If it is leaking from the slave cylinder, replace the slave cylinder; If it is leaking from the master cylinder, replace the master cylinder, etc.
Fixing just one part of the clutch may not be the best option for you however. Clutch parts seem to wear out all within a few thousand miles of one-another. Depending on how many miles are on your vehicle you may want to do a complete clutch replacement so you won't have any further clutch problems for several years.
Hydraulic clutch has failed and yes you will not be able to shift in gear.Your repair will need to be as a assemble you ll need to replace it as one unit master cylinder and slave cylinder also have the slave cylinder hose inspected. it can fail also.
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