A summary of the transfers involving Leeds United, while Crysencio Summerville is being considered by Premier League clubs.
Brighton observes Summerville.
Because of concerns about Kaoru Mitoma, reporter Alan Nixon suggests Brighton is keeping an eye on Crysencio Summerville’s circumstances. The Japanese international might be the next to come off the conveyor belt after clubs have plundered the Seagulls in recent seasons.
The Japanese international cost £2.5 million when he came to Brighton two years ago, but it’s believed that his value has increased by 30. His contribution to the Roberto De Zerbi team was crucial as they achieved their first-ever European qualification.
Brighton officials are nonetheless afraid of the transfer market that opens next month, despite their current ankle problem. Heavyweights in the Premier League have recently turned the Amex Stadium into a shopping destination, and Mitoma is their most recent valued acquisition.
According to Nixon, Brighton is expected to make a move for Summerville if they manage to cash in on their winger. The article mentions that Leeds will need to pay a high price to sell him next month, but he might depart in the summer if their attempt to promote him doesn’t succeed.
A Lancashire pair enters the Gelhardt race
Blackburn Rovers and Preston North End are reportedly in the running to sign Leeds rookie Joe Gelhardt, according to another report from Nixon. This season, the forward has found it difficult to establish himself in Daniel Farke’s plans and requires consistent first-team play.
After a mixed loan experience at Sunderland the previous season, Gelhardt is expected to be allowed to leave Leeds temporarily again next month. But Elland Road executives are looking for guarantees that he will play frequently.
With three and a half years remaining on his Whites contract, the 21-year-old shown promising moments in the last campaign. However, there are still unanswered concerns over his ideal position and his ability to play up front due to his ruthlessness.
Although Hull City was thought to be leading the race, the update indicates that they are now up against fierce opposition. The two Lancashire teams are mired in the Championship’s midtable and might offer Gelhardt the perfect starting point for his career.
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