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Realistic Price Tag
Keith Wyness, Everton’s ex-CEO, has made a public call to Leeds United, suggesting they should accept a £25 million offer for their shining star, Crysencio Summerville. With the market unlikely to spark a fierce competition for the player, Wyness believes Leeds must reconsider their valuation.
West Ham’s Offer on the Table
West Ham United’s interest in Summerville is apparent, with a £20 million bid already placed. Despite Leeds United’s hopes for a higher fee, Wyness recommends compromise to facilitate a summer move.
Summerville’s Standout Season
Summerville’s impressive performance in the Championship, with 20 goals and nine assists, has marked him as a hot prospect. Leeds, however, are aiming for a sum in excess of £35 million for their Player of the Season.
Interest from Other Clubs
While Fulham and Newcastle have shown some interest in the 22-year-old talent, neither has made a concrete move, leaving West Ham as the primary suitor.
Wyness’ Take on the Transfer
Wyness, with his extensive background in football management, advises Leeds to meet West Ham halfway. He asserts that Summerville is a gamble worth taking for the Hammers and encourages Leeds to seize the opportunity to secure a deal with additional performance-related payments.
Leeds Fans Eager for Firpo’s Renewal
In the midst of transfer discussions, Leeds supporters are voicing their desire for a new contract for Junior Firpo, following his recent comments hinting at a commitment to the club’s future.
