Pundit tells him that Farke Leeds player is leaving if they lose to Southampton

Leeds United’s upcoming play-off final against Southampton at Wembley is not only a decisive game for the club’s immediate future; has significant implications for their team.

Under the guidance of Daniel Farke, Leeds United have shown resilience and quality, setting the stage for a potential return to the Premier League. If they emerge victorious, the stability he brings could be essential in retaining key players who are essential to their success at the highest level.

Securing promotion would likely mean most of Farke’s side are set for promotion to the Premier League. Players such as Crysencio Summerville, who has had an outstanding season, would be integral to Leeds’ plans.

Summerville’s impressive performance in the Championship, with 19 goals and nine assists, underlines his readiness for Premier League football. Farke’s tactical acumen not only brought out the best in the Dutch winger, but also showed the team’s potential to compete at a higher level.

In addition, promotion would ease financial pressures and increase the club’s appeal to retain and potentially sign new talent. Players such as Archie Gray, despite interest from other clubs, could see value in staying with the Whites to gain regular first-team experience in the Premier League, supporting their development and future prospects.

However, the scenario changes dramatically if Leeds fail to secure promotion. The club would have to “trim its fabric accordingly”, which involves significant financial adjustments and possibly offloading some high-profile players. This situation mirrors the exodus seen at the end of last season, where the club struggled to retain key talent following relegation from the Premier League.

Leeds United could face huge consequences if they lose to Southampton in the Play-Off final

Football pundit and former Leeds manager Simon Grayson highlighted the uncertainty surrounding the likes of Summerville if the Yorkshire side stay in the Championship.

According to Grayson, via Football League World, Summerville “will leave” if promotion is not achieved, reflecting his desire to play at a higher level and the interest he has already attracted from Premier League sides. His departure would be a significant blow given his contributions this season.

Archie Gray presents a different case. While the young talent has attracted interest, his decision could depend on opportunities for regular first-team football. Staying with Leeds in the Championship could provide a more stable platform for his development, but would depend on the club’s ability to provide competitive conditions and a clear path to progression.