Crysencio Summerville is expected to stay at Leeds United beyond tonight’s deadline.
That is according to Daily Express journalist Ryan Taylor, who says Summerville was considered by Everton earlier in the window but is set to stay at Elland Road.
As per Fabrizio Romano, Leeds rejected a £20 million offer from Burnley for the 21-year-old, with the Premier League side now expected to sign Genk’s Mike Tresor instead.
Everton are instead set to prioritise a move for either Wilfried Gnonto or Luis Sinisterra, with various reports suggesting they have reopened talks with the former.
Summerville had been tipped to leave Leeds during the early stages of the window but has clearly shown Daniel Farke how good he is.
Summerville expected to stay at Leeds
It appears as though all of Leeds’ big three wingers are attracting interest from the Premier League as tonight’s 11pm deadline fast approaches.
San Francisco 49ers Enterprises have so far held firm in the fact they want to keep Leeds’ best players, but their resolve is really going to be tested today.
It would not be a surprise at all if at least one of them were to leave, though at this stage it looks far more likely it will be either Gnonto or Sinisterra, rather than Summerville.
If Leeds receive an offer they feel is too good to turn down, they must have some potential replacements ready and waiting to come in.
What is for sure, though, is that these final hours of the window are not going to be enjoyable as clubs continue to circle.
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