This star transfer must be very tempting to Burnley and Everton

Crysencio Summerville, a winger for Leeds United, has been outstanding for the Whites thus far this season.

After the Whites’ dismal start to the season, the Dutchman may have easily given up, but he has persevered and been a key player in his team’s ascent to third place.

Given how talented he is, his achievement isn’t shocking; even before the season began, many predicted the winger would be a valuable member of the team.

Although the wide player has scored braces against Norwich City and Huddersfield Town and has made 12 league appearances so far in 2023–24, some people wouldn’t have predicted him to have such a successful start.

While Dan James, Willy Gnonto, and Jaidon Anthony are among the other talented wide players Daniel Farke has at his disposal, Summerville is currently producing more than enough to maintain his spot in the starting lineup.

Compared to Gnonto, who was also rumored to be leaving for the summer, he has performed far better, and his professionalism has undoubtedly contributed to his success as the 22-year-old is fully focused on the Whites.

The fact that he hasn’t demanded a move and is content at Elland Road is a plus for the West Yorkshire team and puts Farke’s team in a strong negotiating position should bids be made for him.

They benefit from the fact that his contract doesn’t expire until 2026, but it might not be long before he draws more and more attention.

Which two English clubs were interested in Crysencio Summerville in the summer?

Towards the end of the summer transfer season, Fabrizio Romano claimed that Burnley had made an offer of £20 million for him, however the offer was turned down.

For them to put in an offer of that magnitude, their interest in him had to be rather serious, but ultimately, the deal fell through.

He was also coveted by Everton, but once more the Toffees were unable to close a transfer and he stayed at Elland Road.

How could Crysencio Summerville enhance Burnley and Everton?

Considering how many wide players they added in the summer, it comes as a bit of a surprise that the Clarets haven’t been especially dangerous in front of goal.

They should be doing better because they have a respectable amount of firepower on paper, but having someone like Summerville who can step in and be an attacking asset may be helpful, especially with Lyle Foster out of the picture due to mental health issues.

In addition to Foster’s injury, Mike Tresor and Jacob Brunn Larsen may return to their parent clubs at the end of the current campaign, thus they may benefit in the long run from bringing in a permanent signing like the Leeds player.

As young players, Luca Koleosho and Wilson Odobert still require time to mature, and Darko Churlinov’s tenure at Turf Moor may be coming to an end sooner rather than later.

When Jack Harrison’s loan period expires, the Toffees won’t know if they can sign him long-term.

Sean Dyche may need to consider other options because Harrison has been such a valuable asset to Leeds over the years and they may be desperate to keep him.

a fellow wide-man Another loanee at Goodison Park is Arnaut Danjuma.

Summerville, meanwhile, is only 22 and expected to get better, so he might be signed permanently and then sold for a respectable sum later on.

In the Toffees’ quest to abide by Financial Fair Play rules, the Dutchman could be a positive for the Merseyside club.