Daniel Farke message to Crysencio Summerville emerges in Leeds United transfer update
The discussion with Farke seems to have been the deciding factor in Summerville’s decision to commit to the Elland Road project rather than forcing a transfer elsewhere in the face of Premier League interest.
On the Square Ball Podcast [23 October], the Athletic journalist said: “Summerville was another player who, like many others, might have forced his way out in the summer. I believe that if he had consistently displayed a lack of dedication, they would have likely said, “Let’s just get this done.”
“Farke has been able to say to him ‘You’re going to play this season, and if we get promoted you’re going to have a big hand in it, you’ll have been influential.’
“I’ve seen a lot over the years with players and managers, the importance of players being invested in the ideas and the strategy of what a manager’s doing.
“You sometimes have circumstances where a manager has good ideas but the players don’t invest as much as they need to and therefore it doesn’t really work.
“I think with Farke at the moment, they do seem to be invested and you can see that with somebody like Summerville.”
The manager’s influence is clear
In recent weeks, Farke’s impact has become more apparent. The respect he enjoys from his team is a crucial component of his managerial strategy, and having that respect and belief from the players will go a long way toward what they can do this season.
The players are more inclined to put in a shift and make sure they don’t let their boss down if they feel trusted, and the players are more likely to adopt the style and manner of play that is expected of them if they believe in the system.
This was best demonstrated in the win over Norwich, where they trailed by two goals at the break but rallied successfully by believing in their ability and style of play.
As he demonstrated in that comeback victory, Summerville exemplifies the trust in his boss. His game is becoming better every week, and thus far, staying at Elland Road has been a wise move.
In a related development:
But it might have been quite different in the summer before his move to Napoli.soccer site in Russia.Leeds was one of ten clubs interested in signing Kvaratskhelia, according to Ru. Even so, Orta spoke to his representative.
According to the rumor, a cost of £17.5 million was required, but in reality Napoli just had to pay a little bit less to secure the Georgian superstar. According to One Football, Napoli valued him at £87m in the summer.
Orta held talks to lure Kvaratskhelia to Leeds, now rated at £87m
He would have been a great signing. Barcelona chose to recruit Luis Sinisterra for more than £20 million after Raphinha left Leeds to join the Spanish club. A talented player who was unable to overcome his injury problems.
Who knows whether we would have signed Kvaratskhelia. But it was never going to be easy for Leeds to sign him because he had teams like Napoli on his radar. Few could have anticipated how effective he would be.
Would he have been that effective wearing a Leeds jersey? A team battling to avoid being demoted at the start of 2022–2023? He could not have had the same impact on a Napoli team that won the Italian championship.
It is obvious that joining Napoli was the best choice he could have made. Best wishes for his future endeavors, although it does pique the curiosity to think that a real Champions League superstar would have joined us.