Investment from the 49ers should help Leeds United resist offers for Crysencio Summerville this summer, with former goalkeeper Paul Robinson urging the club to keep hold of him this summer.
Reports have suggested that the young winger is an Everton target this summer and could be available for £12 million following Leeds United's relegation. The 21-year-old enjoyed a breakthrough year at Elland Road playing 31 times across all competitions.
And having spoken of his love for the club already this summer, Robinson has urged the Whites to keep him at the club. And with the 49ers said to be keen on investing in the team to guide them back to the Premier League, Robinson believes keeping Summerville could be key.
