Carlton Palmer is pushing for Leeds United to part ways with one of Daniel Farke’s standout players this summer, believing that it would be advantageous for everyone involved. The club has already said goodbye to six players, with more expected to follow before the end of the transfer window.
As interest in stars like Crysencio Summerville, Junior Firpo, Illan Meslier, and Willy Gnonto continues to grow, Leeds is preparing for their season opener against Portsmouth. Gnonto, a 20-year-old Italian with great potential and international experience, looks set for a return to the Premier League.
Despite Leeds rejecting previous attempts by Everton to sign Gnonto, negotiations this time around appear to be heading in a positive direction. Reports suggest that Everton is close to securing Gnonto for a substantial fee, a move that Palmer believes would be advantageous for everyone involved.
While Gnonto has faced struggles in the past year, a hefty offer from Everton would represent successful business for Leeds, who stand to make a significant profit from the sale. Gnonto’s departure not only brings in a substantial sum of money but also aligns with Profit & Sustainability Rules, demonstrating Leeds’ sound financial management.
In the end, if Everton meets the asking price, Gnonto’s departure would be a profitable and mutually beneficial decision for all parties involved.
