Leeds United’s Crysencio Summerville transfer stance emerges amid ‘£6.8m bid’ claim
With their victory over Plymouth Argyle on the road over the weekend, Leeds United maintained their scorching run and won eight straight league games. Although Southampton is still ahead of the Whites in the standings, they still have a game left to play.
Leeds’ standout player this season, Crysencio Summerville, has generated numerous transfer rumors, but writer Ben Jacobs thinks the Whites are “calm” about the circumstances. He said to GiveMeSport: “Summerville had always stated that he wanted to stay at Leeds during the summer and January, so while Everton, Bournemouth, and Burnley have looked in the past, nothing has ever advanced.”
“Leeds are really composed about the matter because they believe the player is seeking consistency and playing time, both of which they can provide. Leeds may be feeling a little anxious since they are aware that interested teams will have the chance to reevaluate the situation if they are unable to advance. However, I don’t believe Summerville has that opinion.
According to rumors in Turkey, Leeds recently made an offer to sign Besiktas striker Milot Rashica.According to Takvim via SportsWitness, Besiktas turned down a recent deal to sign Rashica.
The report does not specify when the offer was made, but it states that it was worth more than £6.8 million. Additionally, it states that the Kosovan is content with his present team and did not wish to move during the January transfer window.
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After Leeds United and Southampton defeated Plymouth and West Brom, respectively, Jeff Stelling was taken aback and speculated that they would have a chance to win the championship.
Following Leicester’s loss to Middlesbrough, the renowned broadcaster made this forecast, implying that the chasing group might have found some optimism following the weekend’s outcomes.
Leeds can close the nine-point deficit to six points when they play the Foxes at Elland Road on Friday, February 23. Currently, Leeds is in second place in the league.
Speaking live on talkSPORT [06:58], Stelling shared: “I mean, Leeds and Southampton, wow. And Leicester lost to Middlesbrough, you just wonder is there a little glimmer of light for the chasers there?”
Could Leeds United win the Championship title?
Leeds has hope as the race continues after the Saints’ defeat to Bristol City showed they are not invincible. A victory in their last match will see the Saints pass Daniel Farke’s team.
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But both teams will have Leicester on their radar as well. The difference is significant, but their recent performances have started to close it, and if Leicester starts to lose ground
The Leeds players exude confidence, and given that they have now won eight Championship games, there is no reason they can’t keep up their good form after capturing the attention of many throughout their dominant run.
