Sport nationLeeds United is reportedly interested in signing Bayer Leverkusen striker Adam Hlozek in the summer transfer window. According to a report from SportBILD, via Sport Witness, Leverkusen is also keen on Leeds’ player Crysencio Summerville, suggesting a potential swap deal.
Hlozek has had a solid season with Leverkusen, making 32 appearances and contributing seven goals and two assists. However, he has largely played a bit-part role in the team’s success, and Leverkusen may be open to letting him go as they look to make room for new signings. Summerville, on the other hand, has been instrumental in Leeds’ push for promotion to the Premier League, scoring crucial goals and providing assists.
The report suggests that Hlozek could be available for around €10million this summer, with Serie A duo Roma and Lazio also showing interest. Meanwhile, Leverkusen is keen on Summerville, who recently won the Championship’s Player of the Year award.
Leeds is still fighting to claim an immediate promotion back to the Premier League this season, currently sitting second in the Championship table. They are four points behind league leaders Leicester City and one clear of third-place Ipswich Town, who have a game in hand.
It would be a surprise if Leeds were to offer Summerville as part of a deal to sign Hlozek from Leverkusen this summer. Summerville has been a key figure for Leeds, and his goal and assists have been vital in helping the club mount their push for promotion. He is surely worth more than the €10million it would cost to sign Hlozek.
It would make more sense for Leverkusen to offer Hlozek to Leeds as part of a deal to bring Summerville to the German champions. Even then, considering his contract situation, it is hard to imagine that Leeds will be willing to let the winger go easily in the summer, provided they have the security and financial strength that winning promotion to the Premier League would give them.
If any deal to bring Hlozek to Leeds is dependent on Summerville heading in the opposite direction, it is hard to imagine that this is a move that would be completed, particularly in this nature.
In recent news, Leeds United has confirmed a fresh injury blow ahead of their QPR clash. The club is still fighting to claim an immediate promotion back to the Premier League this season, and any setbacks could be costly.
Crysencio Summerville has been linked to Chelsea in recent months, and some have suggested that Leeds United should have one eye on Norwich City if Summerville leaves for Chelsea. Summerville has been a key player for Leeds this season, and his departure would be a significant loss.
Leeds United has also been linked to other players, including Max Wober, who could leave the club as they line up an agreement. The club is looking to strengthen their squad as they push for promotion to the Premier League.
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In conclusion, a potential swap deal between Leeds United and Bayer Leverkusen involving Adam Hlozek and Crysencio Summerville is an interesting one, but it’s hard to see it happening, at least in the form of a swap deal. Leeds value Summerville highly, and it’s unlikely that they would be willing to let him go, especially given their promotion push. If any deal were to happen, it would likely involve Leverkusen offering Hlozek to Leeds as part of a deal to bring Summerville to Germany, but even this seems unlikely at this point.
Leeds United is still fighting to claim an immediate promotion back to the Premier League this season, and any setbacks could be costly. The club is looking to strengthen their squad as they push for promotion, and any potential deals will be closely watched by fans and pundits alike.
The potential for a summer swap deal may have emerged, but it’s hard to see it happening. Leeds value Summerville highly, and it’s unlikely that they would be willing to let him go, especially given their promotion push. If any deal were to happen, it would likely involve Leverkusen offering Hlozek to Leeds as part of a deal to bring Summerville to Germany, but even this seems unlikely at this point.
The report suggests that Hlozek could be available for around €10million this summer, with Serie A duo Roma and Lazio also showing interest. Meanwhile, Leverkusen is keen on Summerville, who recently won the Championship’s Player of the Year award.
Leeds is still fighting to claim an immediate promotion back to the Premier League this season, currently sitting second in the Championship table. They are four points behind league leaders Leicester City and one clear of third-place Ipswich Town, who have a game in hand.
Amina Umar
Sport nation
