Now that the 2022 January transfer window has opened, this could spark a flurry of transfer activity between a range of clubs with lots of players on the move.

Despite having the joint-second smallest senior squad in the Premier League with 25 players according to Transfermarkt, it seems as though Leeds United could be saying goodbye, albeit temporarily, to one of their current players.

According to the Daily Mail (via Glasgow Times), Leeds winger Crysencio Summerville is being considered for a potential loan move to Scottish club Rangers this month.

Since joining Leeds' U23 side back in September 2020, the winger has made 24 appearances for the Yorkshire club's youth team in which he has managed to score nine goals and provide eight assists in the process, highlighting his attacking talents and why Rangers apparently have their eyes on him. Even though the 20-year-old, who is currently earning a weekly wage of £8.4k-per-week according to Salary Sport, has made seven senior appearances for Leeds so far this season, none of the five league appearances he's made in this current campaign have seen him start, which suggests that he is not a crucial figure for Bielsa at this moment in time. This also suggests that a potential loan move to Rangers this month could be beneficial for the player if he gets regular playing time there. Labelled as a "runaway train" in the past by Leeds journalist Beren Cross, Summerville could find his chances to play in the first team at Elland Road hard to come by throughout the remainder of the season given the presence of Raphinha and the fact that Jack Harrison and Dan James managed to get on the scoresheet in their recent 3-1 win over Burnley in the Premier League. With this in mind, it could be worth Leeds loaning the Dutchman out this month to give him the chance to show what he's capable of in a senior team that can give him regular playing time. If Summerville does go to Rangers on loan this month until the end of the season and manages to make the best use of his time there, this could give Victor Orta the chance to save Leeds and Bielsa millions in potential future transfer fees if he can come back to Elland Road and immediately take a place in their starting XI on a consistent basis. In other news: Orta can seal Bielsa's dream LUFC deal with £18m-rated gem who has a “fighting spirit” - opinion