Pascal Struijk has named Raphinha and Crysencio Summerville as the two hardest players to come up against in Leeds United training in a Q&A session on Twitter.
It is no surprise to see Struijk name Raphinha as the toughest opponent. The Brazilian is widely considered the most naturally talented player in Jesse Marsch’s squad.

He has scored nine goals for Leeds this season. And without him, it is likely that the Whites would be in much more serious trouble in the Premier League.
It was a masterstroke from Leeds to sign Raphinha. Remarkably, he only cost £17 million from Rennes, according to BBC Sport.

What may come as a little more of a surprise to Leeds fans is Struijk’s claim that Summerville is also up there with Raphinha.
Summerville has been lethal for the under-23s since his arrival in 2020. And he has had a chance for the first-team this season.
He is yet to establish himself as a more prominent fixture in the senior side. But he has been on the bench for each of Marsch’s Premier League games since his arrival.
Nevertheless, it may take some aback to see Struijk name the 20-year-old alongside Raphinha as the hardest to face in training…
Summerville in line for breakout year at Leeds next season?
Summerville has looked bright when he has had a chance. And his recent performance for the under-23s was labelled absolutely frightening.
Next year therefore, could be a big one for the youngster at Elland Road. He has been linked with a move away. But clearly, some at Leeds would feel it would be a mistake to let him go.
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