Aston Villa is believed to be considering making a bid for Crysencio Summerville, but Leeds United is holding out for their £40million valuation. Summerville had an impressive season with Leeds, earning the Championship’s Player of the Season award with 21 goals and 10 assists in 49 appearances.
Leeds’ failure to secure promotion has put them at risk of losing players, with Summerville being a top target for Premier League teams. Despite financial pressure being eased by the sale of Archie Gray to Tottenham, Leeds is demanding a £40million fee for Summerville.
Along with Villa, other potential suitors for Summerville include Liverpool, Crystal Palace, Brighton, and Paris Saint-Germain. Leeds is determined to keep Summerville unless their valuation is met, as his contract does not contain a release clause.
Villa continues to strengthen their squad ahead of their return to the Champions League, with a focus on wide options like Summerville. They have already made several signings, including Ian Maatsen, Lewis Dobbin, Ross Barkley, Samuel Iling-Junior, and Enzo Barrenechea. High-profile targets like Joao Felix and Federico Chiesa are also on their radar.
As Villa prepares for the upcoming season, the speculation surrounding Summerville’s future is expected to continue. The club’s focus remains on building a competitive squad for the challenges ahead.
