PSG ‘make contact’ with West Ham over Crysencio Summerville two years after Leeds sale | OneFootball

PSG have “made contact” with West Ham over Crysencio Summerville, two years on from his 2024 sale by Leeds, according to Foot Mercato.

Summerville’s final season at Elland Road ended with him being named Championship Player of the Season, highlighting how Leeds had developed a talent whose level stretched beyond the division.

Leeds came within one game of promotion before losing the play-off final to Southampton at Wembley, a result that reshaped their summer and sped up his departure. Had they gone up, keeping their most valuable player might have been realistic.

The PSG links have surfaced despite West Ham’s relegation, underlining that elite clubs often prioritise individual quality. His reputation appears intact despite a difficult campaign.

Leeds negotiated an initial £25 million, with up to £nine million in add-ons, plus international-related bonus clauses tied to his senior progress. Fresh attention from one of the biggest clubs in world football backs the club’s original valuation, whether or not a move to Paris follows.

Source: Leedsunited.news