The downside of Leeds United having a player like Crysencio Summerville is that they inevitably have to wave goodbye at some point. An instant return to the Premier League would have delayed the farewells but they would come at some point, just as they did with Raphinha and Kalvin Phillips. Summerville is not yet at the level of either but a season in which he registered 21 goals and 10 assists, winning the Championship’s Player of the Season award, suggests he could get there.
They, like Liverpool and Chelsea, hold a long-standing interest in the 22-year-old and can also boast a proven track record of turning Championship promise into Premier League quality - not only did they sign Olise from Reading, but Eze joined from QPR. Subscribe now to Inside Elland Road with Graham Smyth - for more in-depth Leeds coverage And so Leeds could finally be in the position they hoped for, with multiple teams all vying for their man - and not just any two teams, but fierce rivals.