Crysencio Summerville could leave Leeds United during the summer transfer window, according to Leeds United manager Daniel Farke.
With 21 goals and 10 assists, the winger was Leeds’ go-to player and was voted Championship Player of the Season. Nevertheless, the Elland Road team was relegated to another season in the second division after losing to Southampton 1-0 at Wembley in the play-off final.
Summerville has consequently been connected to a Premier League comeback. The 22-year-old has reportedly drawn interest from Liverpool, and West Ham United has also held discussions with Leeds authorities.
During their preseason tour of Germany, Summerville and Willy Gnonto, who Everton is interested in, began the Whites’ 4-1 triumph over Hannover 96 despite both requiring extensive medical attention. When asked about the two’s future, Farke declined to offer any assurances that they would stay at Elland Road.
Farke stated, via our sister publication the Yorkshire Evening Post: “Yeah, with football, everything is conceivable because you can never rule anything out. Since I’m not a magician, I can’t provide any guarantees in that regard. I can only assess what I see, and both of them are completely integrated, enjoyable to be around, and hard workers. In fact, throughout today’s game, the opposition attempted to set up several signs, with Summerville or Gnonto consistently being the primary target with numerous tackles.
The way they handled it and persisted in getting themselves in good shape demonstrated maturity. I can only judge what I see, which is dedication, hard work, and a positive attitude, and for that I am more than
Archie Gray was already sold by Leeds to Tottenham Hotspur for a fee of £40 million, and the club has also lost Marc Roca, Diego Llorente, and Jack Harrison.
