HE is being linked with Liverpool and Chelsea, but Crysencio Summerville insists he wants to star in the Premier League with Leeds.
Summerville is the hottest talent in the Championship. And Leeds' top scorer has bagged 21 goals and 10 assists to fire them to Sunday's play-off final at Wembley against Southampton.
The £35millionrated attacker is ignoring the rampant speculation over his future and says he is just focused on winning.
He has heard all about Leeds reaching the 2001 Champions League semifinals - six months before he was born - and wants to relive those days with boss Daniel Farke (above) and his side.
Summerville, 22, (with his EFL Player of the Season trophy, right) has two years left on his Elland Road deal and said: "I don't really know the clubs who are linked with me, I'm just busy with the season.
"It's a big week with the final at Wembley, we can return to the Premier League, so that's my focus.
This story is from the May 24, 2024 edition of Daily Mirror UK.
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