Brighton and other Premier League clubs have shown interest in Leeds United winger Crysencio Summerville, according to BBC Radio Sussex’s Johnny Cantor. While the club seems to be willing to pay a high price for him, Cantor believes that the figure could be too high, causing them to move on to other targets.
Summerville has been a hot topic in the transfer market due to his versatility and ability to play different positions. As potential interest in some of Brighton’s wide players grows, Summerville could provide cover in case of any departures. Cantor believes that if Summerville can have a similar impact as Joao Pedro, it would be considered good value for money.
Former Brighton player Warren Aspinall shared his views on Summerville, stating that while he saw glimpses of his talent in the Championship, playing in the Premier League is a different challenge. Aspinall suggests that although Summerville scored four goals in the Premier League, the £30m price tag may be too high and recommends a more reasonable figure around £20m.
Aspinall also questioned the need for another wide player in the squad, stating that he is content with the current options available. The discussion around Summerville’s potential transfer to Brighton continues as the club evaluates its options in the transfer market.
