Newcastle United are one of three clubs to retain an interest in Leeds United’s Crysencio Summerville, according to reports, with Chelsea, Liverpool and Paris Saint-Germain set to look at different options.
The Dutch winger is set to leave Elland Road this summer following their Championship play-off defeat to Southampton at Wembley last May. Leeds are thought to want something in the region of £40m for the 22-year-old winger, who was named Championship player of the year last season.
Newcastle are keen on signing an attacking forward to play on their right-hand flank and, although Summerville has predominanltly featured on the left for Leeds, he is right footed and could fit the bill for Eddie Howe. Talk earlier this summer appeared to suggest a battle between Chelsea and Liverpool for the winger, but their interest has reportedly cooled.
Leeds sold hot prospect Archie Gray to Tottenahm for around £40m and are sticking to their guns over Summerville’s pricetag. The Elland Road side recently turned down an offer of £30m for forward Georginio Rutter, but as yet, there have been no offers for the Leeds No 10.
Reports over the weekend say that Newcaste, Aston Villa and Crystal Palace are the three clubs remaining in the race. Palace saw Michael Olise leave for Bayern Munich in a £50m deal and the Eagles are looking to reinivest some of that money in a suitable replacement.
Villa, meanwhile, could lose French winger Moussa Diaby to Saudi side Al-Ittihad, with the former Newcastle target having spent just one season at Villa Park. That could free up some funds for Unai Emery to make his move for Summerville as the Villa boss plans their Champions League campaign.
Newcastle have been credited with interest in with several right-sided forwards all summer, with Xavi Simons, Serge Gnabry and Girona winger Viktor Tsygankov the latest trio to be linked with a move to Tyneside. Summerville has some Premier League experience, although he only played a bit-part as Leeds were relegated in 2023.
Last season he scored 21 goals in 49 appearances last season, adding a further 10 assists for Daniel Farke’s side as they finished third in the Championship table, before ultimately losing the play-off final.
Newcastle United are one of three clubs to retain an interest in Leeds United’s Crysencio Summerville, according to reports, with Chelsea, Liverpool and Paris Saint-Germain set to look at different options.
The Dutch winger is set to leave Elland Road this summer following their Championship play-off defeat to Southampton at Wembley last May. Leeds are thought to want something in the region of £40m for the 22-year-old winger, who was named Championship player of the year last season.
Newcastle are keen on signing an attacking forward to play on their right-hand flank and, although Summerville has predominanltly featured on the left for Leeds, he is right footed and could fit the bill for Eddie Howe. Talk earlier this summer appeared to suggest a battle between Chelsea and Liverpool for the winger, but their interest has reportedly cooled.
Leeds sold hot prospect Archie Gray to Tottenahm for around £40m and are sticking to their guns over Summerville’s pricetag. The Elland Road side recently turned down an offer of £30m for forward Georginio Rutter, but as yet, there have been no offers for the Leeds No 10.
Reports over the weekend say that Newcaste, Aston Villa and Crystal Palace are the three clubs remaining in the race. Palace saw Michael Olise leave for Bayern Munich in a £50m deal and the Eagles are looking to reinivest some of that money in a suitable replacement.
Villa, meanwhile, could lose French winger Moussa Diaby to Saudi side Al-Ittihad, with the former Newcastle target having spent just one season at Villa Park. That could free up some funds for Unai Emery to make his move for Summerville as the Villa boss plans their Champions League campaign.
Newcastle have been credited with interest in with several right-sided forwards all summer, with Xavi Simons, Serge Gnabry and Girona winger Viktor Tsygankov the latest trio to be linked with a move to Tyneside. Summerville has some Premier League experience, although he only played a bit-part as Leeds were relegated in 2023.
Last season he scored 21 goals in 49 appearances last season, adding a further 10 assists for Daniel Farke’s side as they finished third in the Championship table, before ultimately losing the play-off final.
