Talented player Crysencio Summerville has finally broken his silence regarding Leeds United’s heartbreak in the play-offs and has assured fans that the team will bounce back stronger next season. The Player of the Season in the Championship was a key player in 28 goals last season and is likely to attract interest from other clubs during the summer transfer window.
Despite having two years left on his contract at Elland Road, Summerville does not have a release clause tied to the club’s current second-tier status. Any potential suitors will need to negotiate with Paraag Marathe and the board if they wish to secure the 22-year-old’s services this summer.
With the chairman acknowledging the need for player sales to balance the books, Summerville, who was a bargain signing in 2020, could prove to be a valuable asset in terms of generating profit. In a message on Instagram, the winger expressed gratitude for the support and hinted at a bright future with Leeds.
Although the possibility remains that Summerville could stay for another season in the Championship, the club may see his market value decrease unless he signs a contract extension before 2025. If allowed to enter the final year of his deal, Leeds could face reduced offers due to the risk of losing him for free in 2026.
