Leeds United winger Crysencio Summerville is expected to leave the club this summer, but has made it clear that he will only leave for the best possible outcome for the Whites.
Pre-season training in Germany is well underway for Daniel Farke’s squad, with all the notable names in attendance despite speculation.
Crysencio Summerville is one with his future up in the air as things stand, but the 49ers are in a strong position to ensure that any exit is on their terms.
West Ham submit formal approach for “very expensive” Summerville
Fabrizio Romano shared on Monday afternoon that a first formal approach had been lodged for Summerville, coming from West Ham
The Irons are keen on signing the winger, but their initial attempts have been greeted with a “very expensive” valuation from the 49ers.
Serie A side Roma are also keen on a move as a potential backup to prime target Matias Soule from Juventus:
Summerville tells Leeds that sale only happens on best terms
A transfer boost for Leeds comes from LeedsLive, who share that Summerville and his agents have made their feelings clear on the terms of a transfer.
The 22-year-old is “highly likely” to leave the club, but the Dutchman is eager to ensure that Leeds get the best deal from whoever signs him, rather than pursuing an exit as soon as possible:
Summerville’s transfer attitude is totally exemplary
No matter what, Summerville is going to get fans thinking that he has an attitude issue for whatever reason they have conjured.
It’s plain to see, though, that he’s conducting himself in a manner that the club will be really pleased with, given everyone knows he’s virtually certain to go.
When Raphinha and Kalvin Phillips left for their new clubs, they were dead-set on the clubs they wanted to move to, limiting how much Leeds could sell for
Here, Summerville is content with holding out to get Leeds the best deal possible, which is refreshing to see.
Keeping him would be the perfect scenario, but that surely isn’t happening, so a massive fee looks to be the end result here.
