Leeds, who are on the verge of promotion, will have to prepare for a challenging transfer window for many of their young players. A number of Premier League teams have expressed interest in Summerville, the Championship Player of the Year and perhaps the most valuable player in Farke’s roster.
One of the division’s most feared attacking players, the £1.3 million acquisition from Feyenoord could score goals on his own or set them up for teammates.
Top-tier teams will always take note of Summerville’s performance, as the 22-year-old wide player not only scored 21 goals but also contributed 10 assists.
At the beginning of the previous season, Summerville inked a new contract that would keep him at Elland Road through the summer of 2026. Leeds had high hopes for him this season, believing he could progress and flourish in the second division. Relegation has undoubtedly benefited him the most.
Leeds should receive between £35 and £40 million, according to a report from the Daily Briefing from earlier in the season, according to Fabrizio Romano. It’s understandable why Summerville has emerged as Daniel Farke’s most important forward, along with Georginio Rutter.
He will eventually move on since he is a match-winner and one of the league’s biggest difference-makers in the closing third. Summerville’s departure seems certain, even if The Yorkshire Evening Post said that Leeds does not see the need to sell players like Willy Gnonto or Summerville, especially since he only has two years left on his present contract.
Here, we’ve examined some of the most recent and significant stories about the Dutchman’s future that have been released by the team.
Summerville’s appeal grows due of its connections to West Ham
Daniel Farke The Summerville Crysencio
Summerville has been courted by many teams this summer, and the list of potential suitors is getting longer. Rennes, of Ligue 1, is apparently interested in signing the Leeds United player, who is rumoured to be willing to join the French team, according to reputable French publication L’Équipe.
But according to Calcio Mercato, an Italian publication, AS Roma has reportedly made contact with the West Yorkshire team this summer, joining the likes of Liverpool, Chelsea, and PSG in the competition for Summerville.
According to Romano, the transfer will only happen if Matias Soulé, a player for Juventus, is not sold. In addition, he asserted that the Hammers had offered the Whites a deal for the current Championship Player of the Season.
Romano believes that although negotiations have taken place between the player and West Ham, a deal is still not close. This is because Summerville is regarded as being extremely pricey.
Summerville’s group wants Leeds to get the greatest bargain.
Crysencio Summerville scores for Ipswich Town vs. Leeds United
According to a source from Leeds Live, the Dutchman’s entourage is eager to get the best deal for the Whites despite the stated interest and the fact that Summerville is “highly likely” to leave Leeds before the end of the summer transfer window.
The opportunity to distinguish himself as one of Leeds’ greatest players was presented by their relegation to the Championship last season, and Summerville seized it. He wouldn’t have wanted Leeds to go down.
Knowing now how Leeds helped shape Summerville into the player he is today, he and the player’s agents are eager to get the Whites a good deal as well. That comes after Glen Kamara and Archie Grey were sold for hefty sums of money.
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