LATEST NEWS: Leeds united center forward Patrick James Bamford is contemplating a summer transfer valued at $25.2 million.

Leeds United’s Archie Gray and Crysencio Summerville have collectively been appraised at €71 million (£60.78 million), according to Football Observatory.

Throughout this season, Leeds has vigorously pursued promotion from the Championship under Daniel Farke, showcasing commendable performances from various players. New signings like Ethan Ampadu and retained talents like Illian Mesiler have particularly stood out.

Among the standout performers are youngsters Gray and Summerville, who have delivered exceptional performances. Football Observatory’s report has assigned a value to the duo, with Gray valued at €33 million (£28.25 million) and Summerville at €38 million (£32.53 million), amounting to a combined valuation of £60.78 million—a potentially remarkable return on investment.

Gray, a local talent, has quickly become a fan favorite due to his impressive displays, featuring in 40 appearances across midfield and right back, contributing with one goal and two assists while maintaining an 83.9% pass accuracy.

Summerville, at 22 years old, has earned a cult following for his standout performances this season. Signed for £1.3 million in 2020, his value has skyrocketed since then. With 17 goals and eight assists in 39 appearances, he has established himself as one of the Championship’s top players.

Their combined impact on Leeds United this season has been significant, complementing the firepower provided by other key players like Georginio Rutter, Wilfried Gnonto, and Dan James.

As two of Leeds’ most crucial players, the potential transfer fee demanded for Gray and Summerville could be substantial. Such a fee could provide significant funds for squad overhaul, should they be sold upon the club’s promotion to the Premier League.