Fabrizio Romano predicts Liverpool transfer contest could be wrapped up in ‘next few days’

Fabrizio Romano, a renowned football transfer expert, has predicted that the contest for Crysencio Summerville’s services this summer will become clearer in the next few days. The Dutch winger has been linked to Liverpool, Brighton, and other Premier League clubs, and Romano believes that the timing of the deal will be crucial.

According to Romano, Brighton is going “very strong” in their pursuit of Summerville, and the club hopes to reach a deal worth around £35-40 million. However, Liverpool and other top clubs may still enter the fray if Brighton fails to agree on a deal in the next few weeks.Summerville, 22, has impressed in the Championship, scoring 19 goals in 43 games for Leeds United last season. His performances have caught the attention of top clubs, and he is considered one of the most promising young wingers in the game.Romano’s update suggests that a move to Brighton is not guaranteed, and Liverpool may still have a chance to sign the player.

The Merseysiders have been linked to Summerville since the opening of the transfer window on June 14, and Romano’s latest update will be music to the ears of Liverpool fans.Summerville’s numbers compare favorably to those of Liverpool’s current left-winger, Luis Diaz. The Dutch winger registers more shot-creating actions, xAG, and successful take-ons per 90 than Diaz, according to FBref. However, Diaz has more touches in the opposing box, which is likely due to the higher quality of his teammates at Liverpool.

The signing of Summerville would be a coup for Liverpool, who are looking to strengthen their squad for the upcoming season. The player’s age, talent, and potential make him an attractive option for the Reds, who are keen to build a team that can compete with the best in the Premier League.In addition to Liverpool and Brighton, other clubs have also been linked to Summerville, including Newcastle United and Chelsea. However, Romano’s update suggests that Brighton is currently in the driving seat, and it remains to be seen whether Liverpool or other clubs will enter the fray in the coming days.