Glasgow Rangers target Crysencio Summerville has turned down a new contract at current club Feyenoord according to Voetbal International.
The Gers had previously been linked with the 18-year-old, but the teenager had previously expressed his desire to stay in the Netherlands rather than move abroad.
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However, things have clearly changed, and it has now been claimed that the player and the club have been unable to agree terms.
Even at the age of 18, Summerville already has plenty of top tier experience, having spent last season on loan at ADO Den Haag. Although they were relegated to the second tier from the Eredivisie, the youngster still managed 21 league appearances, managing two goals and three assists in the process.
He is yet to make an appearance for the Rotterdam-based outfit, but he has also impressed at international level, scoring six goals in five matches for the Oranje’s U19s. Apparently, Summerville has not yet put pen to paper on a deal as he is not happy to be so far down Feyenoord’s pecking order – clearly, he wants to play football.
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Valued at £1.35m by Transfermarkt, he would represent a risk of sorts for Steven Gerrard and Ross Wilson. But there is plenty of talent there, and time is also on his side. Following this latest news, the Gers are in a better position to make a more concrete move.
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