Liverpool, Chelsea among Prem quartet targeting £30m Leeds star ‘most likely’ to leave this summer

According to reports, Chelsea and Liverpool are among the four Premier League clubs interested in Leeds United winger Crysencio Summerville.

The Dutchman has been an incredible asset to Leeds United this season, winning the Championship Player of the Season award.

In his 48 appearances across all competitions, the 22-year-old has scored 21 goals and provided 10 assists.

On Wednesday night, Summerville scored as Leeds defeated Norwich City 4-0 on aggregate to secure their spot in the

Championship play-off final on May 26. Promotion is crucial for Leeds United, as a Daily Mail report states that “they must raise

£100m in player sales” if they are not promoted automatically to the Premier League.

After rumors circulated that head coach Arne Slot, who is headed to Liverpool, is “mad” over the winger and wants him to be his

“first signing,” Summerville is reportedly the “most likely” to depart.

“Sources close to top-flight clubs expect a fire sale at Elland Road should they remain in the Championship next season,” according

to a report in the Daily Mail.

Returning to the Premier League would lessen financial worries and the have to abide by Profit and Sustainability Rules,

but not totally.

However, if Leeds does not sell players and loses the play-off final at Wembley on May 26, they risk violating the EFL’s spending

regulations. According to sources, up to ten could depart, with free transfers being the sole replacements.

“I can confirm that I will be a coach at Liverpool next season,” Slot said on Friday afternoon. Immediately following the conclusion of the season’s final game, Feyenoord will host a farewell ceremony for Slot, who can look back on a very successful time at De Kuip, including a championship and a cup win.

A statement from Feyenoord read, “The final league match of the season against Excelsior next Sunday is officially Arne Slot’s last game as coach of Feyenoord.”

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