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Crysencio Summerville, Leeds

Crysencio Summerville was taken off with 15 minutes remaining in Leeds' defeat to Southampton in the Championship play-off final. The Dutchman disappointed at Wembley, but Leeds' failure to immediately return to the first division It means interested parties will feel confident moving the youngster away from Elland Road this summer. The 22-year-old Feyenoord player contributed to 29 goals this season, scoring 20 and providing nine assists, and also ranked third in successful dribbles (101) in the division.

Archie Gray, Leeds

Leeds will find it difficult to fend off interest in teenager Archie Gray. The 18-year-old already had a long list of suitors ahead of the Championship play-off final and the club's failure to overcome Southampton last weekend means the Vultures will feel confident in landing the Elland midfielder. Road this summer. Gray finished the season with 97 tackles to his name, the 13th most in the division. He too He scored on his debut for the England under-21 team. earlier this year, when he scored in a 5-1 win against Azerbaijan. His family is part of the Leeds furniture: his father, grandfather and great-uncle all played for the club (and for Scotland), and his younger brother is in the club's academy, but they may struggle retain it.

Gabriel Sara, Norwich

Gabriel Sara was one of only three players to record double figures in both goals (13) and assists (12) in the Championship this season, as he effectively led Norwich to the playoffs. His failure to beat Leeds in the semi-finals means the Canaries are resigned to losing the 24-year-old this summer, and Crystal Palace are believed to be controlling. The midfielder ranked third in key passes (121) in the division this season to help boost his profile.

Jack Clarke, Sunderland

Sunderland endured a season to forget as they eventually managed to finish in 16th place. Jack Clarke, however, was one of the club's bright lights, finishing as the club's top scorer. The former Leeds and Tottenham forward scored 16 goals, provided four assists and completed more dribbles (148) than any other player in the Championship this season. He has two years left on his contract, but he can join Southampton in the top flight.

Jacob's greaves, helmet

Hull's failure to make the playoffs not only cost Liam Rosenior his job, but the club could now lose several of its best players. Center back Jacob Greaves will be on some shopping lists. The 23-year-old ranked second in aerial duels won (183) and 10th in clearances (187) in the Championship this season, demonstrating an impressive ability to be in the right place at the right time. He also made 76 passes per game, ninth most in the division.

Jaden Philogene, helmet

Some at Aston Villa were surprised when the club sold Jaden Philogene for £5million in September. The 22-year-old has scored 12 goals and provided six assists this season. He also completed 87 dribbles, fifth-most in the division. His goal of the season contender against Rotherham in February really put the young winger in the spotlight.

Morgan Whittaker, Plymouth

Plymouth guaranteed their Championship safety on the final day of the season and it can be argued that they would have dropped to League One had it not been for the attacking performances of Morgan Whittaker. Of the 59 goals Plymouth scored this season, Whittaker was directly involved in 27 (45.8%), scoring 19 goals. The 23-year-old outperformed his xG by 6.75, the highest overperformance in the division. Wayne Rooney, New Plymouth coach We hope Whittaker remains at the club next season.

Jonathan Rowe, Norwich

At the beginning of the year, Aston Villa had to decide whether to sign Morgan Rogers from Middlesbrough or Jonathan Rowe from Norwich. Finally they chose the first, but the latter would be a useful addition for Premier League suitors this summer. A hamstring injury in February affected his form in the final weeks of the campaign, but Rowe still managed 12 goals and two assists this season, an excellent return in a great campaign. Of the 200 players who took 25 or more shots, Rowe's conversion rate of 21.4% ranked 11th.

Sorba Thomas, Huddersfield

A number of HuddersfieldEdit Players can leave this summer after being relegated to League One, and Sorba Thomas is likely to be among that group. He finished the campaign with four goals and nine assists, and that total would be higher if his teammates were better finishers. Only Ipswich's Leif Davis (125) made more key passes than the Welshman (123) in the Championship this season.

Yáser Asprilla, Watford

After featuring prominently on the bench in the opening weeks of the season, Yáser Asprilla established himself as a regular in the second half of the campaign. WatfordEdit He finished in 15th place, but the 20-year-old did everything he could, scoring six goals and providing seven assists. He made 2.5 key passes per 90 minutes, sixth best in the division, and his tally of 1.9 successful dribbles per 90 minutes ranked him 22nd. Asprilla has been called up to the Colombia squad for the Copa America this summer, giving him the ideal platform to impress top clubs.