‘They are worried’: BBC pundit says £1.3m Leeds player absolutely terrifies opponents after win
Leeds United’s Ross McCormack has expressed his admiration for Crysania Summerville, claiming that the Dutchman has the potential to be a nightmare for full-backs. Speaking on BBC Radio Leeds, McCormack commented on the Whites’ 3-0 victory over Watford, saying that Summerville has been performing exceptionally well in his first few games. “I thought he was fantastic,” McCormack said. “He scored the goal that saved us in the last minute of the first half of the game against Cardiff City, so I’m really pleased for him.”

Although he didn’t score, Summerville had a huge impact on the match. He was brilliant for Daniel Farke’s team and could have easily scored a few goals on another day.
McCormack lauds Summerville after Leeds win
Leeds have so much quality in the second half now, it would be easy to overlook one of their forwards after such an impressive win on Saturday.

In an interview with BBC Radio Leeds, McCormack stated that Summerville stands out from the rest when it comes to driving at opponents and causing havoc with his tenaciousness and skill. He added, “Have a go, there’s a time and a place, but I just think with wingers nowadays, it’s so easy to come in and hand the ball off, whereas I think he has the capability, especially him. The other wingers are all good players, but Summerville is the type of player where if you give him the ball at the right moment, I don’t want him to turn away, I want him to take on the full-backs because they’re scared, and they’re right.
Summerville was a player Leeds were fortunate enough to retain beyond the summer, and he has been one of the club’s brightest performers in the current season. The £1.3m-winger has seen his decision-making improve significantly since his initial first-team appearances, and he is now emerging as a key player.
It is rare for Summerville to not create something, and Leeds now have a number of players with this type of game-changing capability. After Saturday’s game, McCormack chose Summerville, but on another day, he could easily have been talking about Dan James or Willy Gnott, or even Georgenio Rutter.