Sources: Leeds expect another big-money sale after Summerville, big development today

Leeds are expecting one more of their prize assets to leave before the transfer cut-off, sources have told Football Insider.

Archie Gray and Crysencio Summerville have already departed Elland Road this summer for £40million and £25million, respectively.

Gray joined Tottenham, while Summerville also moved to the Premier League to join West Ham United.

Summerville’s deal is expected to be finalised on Saturday after he completed his medical, and agreed a five-year deal with the Hammers.

The Championship club are planning one more major sale before the 31st August deadline.

This could see Georginio Rutter or Wilfried Gnonto leave Elland Road, with both men in demand this summer.

Leeds could sell either Georginio Rutter or Wilfried Gnonto this summer

Everton are in pole position to sign Gnonto, with Football Insider revealing that signing a winger is a priority for Sean Dyche this summer.

The Italian tried and failed to force a deal to Goodison Park last summer, as the Merseyside outfit are long-time admirers of him.

Brighton are keen to sign Rutter this summer and could return with an improved offer after their £30million bid was rejected earlier in the window.

Both men have been key figures in Daniel Farke’s setup, but selling either man could boost Leeds’ transfer funds to reinvest in the squad.

Leeds narrowly missed out on promotion last season in the play-off final, and Farke is now aiming to go one step further this season.

Leeds had been attempting to sign Jesurun Rak-Sakyi, but Football Insider revealed he prefers a move to Southampton.

The Whites kickstart their Championship campaign on 10th August at home against Portsmouth.

In other news, Leeds fans are stunned by latest Tyler Adams development.

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