Crysencio Summerville Next Club Odds: Tottenham Lead Way For Leeds Star
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Crysencio Summerville is targeting promotion with Leeds but the best betting sites expect him to be a Premier League player one way or another next season.
A bit-part player in the top flight last term, Summerville has stepped up to the plate in 2023/24 and earlier this month was named Championship player of the season.
No Leeds player can better his return of 19 goals, two of which came in Monday’s vital 4-3 victory at Middlesbrough.
That result left Leeds second in the Championship table with two matches remaining.
Ipswich are a point behind in the battle for automatic promotion, but they have a game in hand on Daniel Farke’s team, so the two-way tussle could go down to the wire.
Beyond that, Summerville will attract plenty of attention in the upcoming transfer market.
Where will he be plying his trade at the beginning of next season? We can reveal the latest odds offered by betting apps below.
Tottenham and Liverpool head list of suitors
Football betting sites have Tottenham as the favourites in this market at a price of 5/4.
Ange Postecoglou’s side are in danger of missing out on Champions League qualification and the Australian will be keen to bolster his squad in the summer, including in attack.
Tottenham could do with a wide player who excels in one-versus-one situations and Summerville would fit the bill.
The fact he can play on either flank would also appeal to Spurs, even though he does his best work from the left.
Liverpool are close behind at 6/4. Arne Slot looks set to become the club’s new manager and he will be familiar with his fellow Dutchman, even though Summerville left Feyenoord the year before he took charge of the Eredivisie club.
The Reds have plenty of attackers on their books already, but Slot may still want more options at the top of the pitch.
Arsenal And Chelsea In The Frame
Chelsea are enduring another difficult season. Todd Boehly and his consortium have splashed out more than £1 billion on new signings during their time at the club, but the Blues have gone backwards on the pitch.
More money will no doubt be spent this summer, although Chelsea must be wary of falling foul of the Premier League’s profit and sustainability rules.
They are priced at 3/1 to sign Summerville, but youngsters like him may think twice about moving to Stamford Bridge given how many players have seen their careers stall there.
Arsenal are in a much better place than their London rivals, whom they thrashed 5-0 on Tuesday.
They are expected to strengthen certain areas of their squad in the summer, with a new centre forward said to be their priority.
Summerville plays out wide rather than through the middle, but he would add further quality to the Arsenal attack. The Gunners are available at 7/2.
Aston Villa And Bayer Leverkusen Are Dark Horses
Aston Villa are in a strong position as they bid to qualify for the Champions League.
Tottenham may have two games in hand on Unai Emery’s men, but Villa hold a six-point advantage and are now the favourites to finish in the top four behind Arsenal, Liverpool and Manchester City.
If they do get over the line, Villa will need to add more quality to their group of players ahead of next season. At 4/1, they are dark horses in the race for Summerville.
Bayer Leverkusen are an interesting choice at 6/1 - and the only non-English club on this list.
Xabi Alonso will also be preparing for Champions League football next term and Leverkusen have been linked with Summerville in recent days.
West Ham And Newcastle Could Enter Race
West Ham look set to replace David Moyes in the summer, but recruitment at the London Stadium is overseen by technical director Tim Steidten these days. We do not know if Summerville is on their radar, but the Hammers can be backed at 8/1 as things stand.
Newcastle are available at 9/1. The Magpies are on course to qualify for European football once more this term and that would no doubt appeal to possible transfer targets like Summerville.
Like Chelsea, though, Newcastle have to be wary of the Premier League’s profit and sustainability rules. They may need to sell before they can buy this summer, which is one reason why they are outsiders to sign Summerville.
* Reminder: These are hypothetical odds provided by industry experts.
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