Leeds United have reportedly submitted a bid worth around £2.5m to sign a potential Crysencio Summerville replacement.
Leeds accept West Ham offer for Summerville
The Whites have been fairly busy in the summer transfer window, cashing with four new signings made for Daniel Farke’s side ahead of his second season in charge. However, alongside the incomings, there have also been a number of departures, including two players who featured heavily in the 2023/24 Championship campaign.
Teenage star Archie Gray had a release clause activated in his contract by Tottenham, whereas the club sold Glen Kamara to Rennes less than 12 months after signing him from Rangers.
Jayden Bogle and Joe Rothwell look to replace both Gray and Kamara, however, Leeds now have to live up to the prospect of replacing star attacker Crysencio Summerville. Leeds have accepted an offer from West Ham for the Dutch winger, who is set to sign a long-term deal at the London Stadium after speaking to Julen Lopetegui. The 49ers Enterprises and Leeds are set to bring in more than £25m with add-ons for Summerville.
The search to replace the 20 goals and nine Championship assists from Summerville last season could be a tricky task for Leeds, but it appears as if they have made an offer for one attacking target.
