Crysencio Summerville had a brilliant time at Leeds United and will still hold a special place for the Whites in his heart.
Summerville is no doubt missed around Elland Road since his move to West Ham in the summer.
The Dutchman had some fantastic performances with the Whites, as Leeds raked in £25m from the sale of Summerville.
His contribution was massive at the club, but even when he’s not been around, his sale could contribute to Leeds returning to the Premier League.
A recent post from the 23-year-old has appeared which will put a smile on Leeds fans’ faces.
Leeds United fans will love what Crysencio Summerville still has on show
Summerville was his best version at Leeds as whatever happens in his career, the attacker will struggle to the top his time at Leeds.
The winger almost had a fairytale ending with the Whites if Premier League promotion was secured, but then again, Summerville would likely still be at the club.
You can tell the West Ham star clearly still has a strong love for Leeds, as something was spotted in a recent Instagram story.
Summerville took to social media to post a story celebrating former teammate Quinten Timber scoring for Feyenoord against Ajax, and keen eye viewers would’ve seen an EAFC in-form card from his time at Leeds, perched up right beside the TV, with nothing else football based in sight.
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A reunion with Summerville and Leeds shouldn’t be ruled out completely
The post shows how Summerville will no doubt keep up with Daniel Farke’s side on a daily basis.
But he might be considering his own future.
Summerville has struggled at West Ham, after just three goal contributions in 22 games for the Irons.
Adding to this, the 23-year-old has recently suffered a new injury which provides another setback in what has been a gloomy start to life in East London for the Dutchman.
Stuart Dallas said it’s not worked for Summerville at West Ham and many fans would agree, so who says a return to Leeds isn’t on the cards.
The Dutchman loved his time at the club, and with his declining form, Farke could reignite the spark Summerville is missing.
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