FINALLY: “I know Leeds is a bigger Club but……” PL ace that brutally snubbed Leeds United for Sheffield United make BIG claim on how Chris Wilder Hijacked  trip to Elland Road despite personal terms reached with Leeds

FINALLY: “I know Leeds is a bigger Club but……” PL ace that brutally snubbed Leeds United for Sheffield United OPENS make BIG claim on Chris Wilder words that changed his mind towards Elland Road move.

The 21-year-old winger, Jesurun Rak-Sakyi, was one of the most sought-after players in the Championship last summer, attracting interest from multiple clubs.

Crystal Palace were firm in only entertaining loan offers for Rak-Sakyi, turning down bids from Southampton, who were eager to sign him permanently. Leeds United, among other Championship clubs, also made a loan offer, but Rak-Sakyi ultimately chose a season-long loan move to Sheffield United after careful consideration.

Jesurun Rak-Sakyi explains decision to choose Sheffield United over Leeds
Leeds had been searching for a winger after Crysencio Summerville’s departure to West Ham, and Rak-Sakyi was a prime target. However, they faced stiff competition from several Championship teams and eventually lost out to their promotion rivals, Sheffield United.

Rak-Sakyi acknowledged Leeds’ interest but revealed that a conversation with Sheffield United manager Chris Wilder was the deciding factor in his decision. He explained that after speaking with the Blades boss, he was convinced to join the team on loan.



“My agent informed me of Leeds’ interest, and I knew it was a big club,” Rak-Sakyi told *The Star*. “But after speaking with the manager here, I was really impressed with his vision and plans for me. That made me decide to come here.”

Leeds later strengthened their wing options by signing Largie Ramazani and Manor Solomon toward the end of the transfer window. Since joining Sheffield United, Rak-Sakyi has made three appearances but has yet to register a goal or an assist.

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