Leeds United: Crysencio Summerville £34m twist emerges with Arne Slot
As reported by Suleyman Ozturk, Feyenoord manager Arne Slot is eager to sign attacker Crysencio Summerville of Leeds United.
In a video recorded by FC Update on March 25, the editor of Voetbal International stated that Summerville will not be going back to Feyenoord, who won the league the previous season under Slot’s leadership, despite Slot’s eagerness.
The 22-year-old will probably cost more than £34 million in the summer, so if he does decide to leave Elland Road, he will likely join a larger team.
“I would like to see him at a higher level,” stated Ozturk. In the last six months, he has grown incredibly.In addition to being quick and skilled on the outside, he is also a number ten.It should probably cost about 40 million euros, in my opinion.
“One of the best players in the Championship, he has truly become priceless for a club like Feyenoord.”
Leeds United fight a crucial battle to retain Summerville’s services
Daniel Farke would want Leeds to have him on staff, even though £34 million is a sizable profit for a player who has primarily shown his talent in the Championship.
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With his remarkable 15 goals and 8 assists in the Championship, Summerville is clearly a serious candidate for Player of the Season.
His efforts have been crucial to Leeds’ campaign, demonstrating his talent and capacity for success at a higher level.
Nevertheless, there are a number of difficulties in keeping Summerville on staff. They will have more competition from elite teams trying to sign him if they are promoted to the Premier League.
With better salaries and the attraction of playing in the top division, top-tier teams may be willing to outbid Leeds for Summerville’s services.
Summerville might yet leave Leeds for clubs in other levels if they are impressed by his performances and are prepared to pay his asking price. This is especially true if Leeds are still in the Championship.
Leeds may find it challenging to persuade Summerville to remain United because he may also be drawn to the idea of playing in a better division.
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Summerville exit tipped
According to rumours, Crysencio Summerville may be leaving Leeds this summer in preparation for a promotion. Süleyman Öztürk, editor of the Dutch publication Voetbal International, feels that signing the winger to a premier league team is the only option.
Summerville is having the best season of his short career with Leeds, being among the Championship’s most prolific players with 15 goals and 8 assists. The 22-year-old is rumoured to have drawn interest from Premier League teams, and if he doesn’t get promoted, West Yorkshire may have to make a decision.
“He is among the best forwards in the Championship, and we expect to see him at a major club starting next season.” “He has to make a transfer; there’s no other option,” Öztürk stated to VI. “I hope to see him at a greater calibre. Over the last six months, he has grown incredibly. In addition to being a number 10, he is quick and skillful on the outside. He should probably cost about €40 million (£34.2 million).
Taylor coy on future
Charlie Taylor, a former Leeds target, has allowed himself to be considered for a move this summer and has not to comment on his long-term future at Burnley. As summer approaches and the left-back’s current Turf Moor contract expires, rumours about what will happen to him increase.Remark
