‘What a guy…’ Ademola Lookman & Archie Gray react to Leeds United transfer news
Archie Gray left Leeds United for Tottenham Hotspur, and the fans are likely still processing his departure.
Tottenham will win what Leeds loses since the Championship team keeps adding players to its roster.
Daniel Farke won’t get his way after Leeds lost to Southampton in the Championship play-off final. This is the result of the loss.
Gray has left, as previously said, and there is concern that more will leave as well before the summer transfer window closes on August 30.
The future of Crysencio Summerville at Elland Road was called into question as soon as Southampton defeated Leeds.
Wilfried Gnonto is another player who supporters will be concerned about losing, according to sources who spoke to TBR.
Since the two mentioned above would be significant losses to the team, it is reasonable to say that supporters would have trouble sleeping if either of them leaves.
Glen Kamara is a defensive-minded midfielder that the Yorkshire team most likely won’t be worried about.
The twenty-eight-year-old joined League 1 team Rennes after leaving Leeds following just one season.
They are now back in negotiations with Leeds about a new deal after Kamara’s transfer to the team on Tuesday was completed.
Summerville is listed for about €20 million (£17 million) on the market and is expected to leave Leeds this summer, according to the newspaper.
They also mention that Summerville, who Daniel Farke called “outstanding” during the previous season, would not mind playing for Rennes this summer.
Leeds United face a difficult season
Leeds has only appeared to erode its team this summer, following their incredible run to the Premier League title game the previous year.
Although they have raised a significant amount of money through sales, they have only signed Joe Rodon, Joe Rothwell, and Alex Cairns.
Leeds is under pressure to expedite its transfer business and expedite the processing of new arrivals, given the conclusion of the Euros and Copa America.
They cannot afford to have a repeat of last season’s poor start, which ultimately proved expensive.
