Leeds United faces a summer of changes as they gear up for another season in the Championship. Following their defeat in the play-off final, speculation has already begun about the potential exits of key players from Elland Road.
Manager Daniel Farke expressed disappointment in his team’s decision-making during the crucial match, highlighting the lack of commitment to the final pass or shot. This defeat means Leeds will need to raise around £100m in player sales to balance the books this summer, with reports suggesting that up to 10 players could be on their way out.
One player likely to depart is Crysencio Summerville, who has attracted interest from Premier League clubs after being awarded Championship player of the season. His departure seems imminent, with reports indicating he is expected to leave ahead of the new season. Additionally, Wilfried Gnonto is pushing for a move away from the club, with reports from Italy suggesting he is prioritizing a return to his home country to showcase his talents.
Despite the potential departures, it may be challenging for Leeds to secure meaningful fees for their players in the current climate. With uncertainty surrounding the future of some key players, Leeds United faces a period of transition as they prepare for life in the Championship once again.
