Leeds United fans will be left angry by reports suggesting Crysencio Summerville could be replaced by Rabbi Matondo from Rangers.
Last season, the Dutchman was electric and was the driving force behind everything positive that the Whites did in the Championship.
This resulted in him winning the Player of the Year award for the division despite missing out on promotion through the playoffs in disappointing circumstances.
As a result of all this, it wasn’t a surprise for supporters to see the 22-year-old depart and join West Ham.
This was disappointing but what will now outrage Leeds fans more is that they could look to replace him with Matondo.
Leeds United could replace Crysencio Summerville with Rabbi Matondo
Football Scotland reported on 16 August that there is “strong interest” from the Whites for the Wales international.
This could be on a permanent deal or on a loan deal with an option to buy but either would be a bizarre solution to their Summerville problem.
The winger is not even a guaranteed starter under Philippe Clement at Rangers after failed loan spells with Stoke City and Cercle Brugge.
At 23 years old, he is yet to hit his peak but last season with only 621 minutes to his name [FotMob], there is no chance he will reach that any time soon.
In over 60 appearances at Ibrox, the former Schalke man only has six goals which is poultry compared to the 21 Summerville scored last campaign alone [FotMob].
Supporters have been left baffled as to what Grétar Steinsson is thinking with this one as there is very little positive to say about the move.
