Crysencio Summerville linked with top Premier League clubs as West Ham weigh sale
West Ham United winger Crysencio Summerville, 24, attracted renewed interest from several Premier League and European clubs after a strong showing at the World Cup, where he recorded two goals and two assists for the Netherlands. The Dutch side were eliminated in the round of 32 on penalties by Morocco and coach Ronald Koeman resigned.
Summerville’s market value has risen, with West Ham reportedly setting a price of around £50 million. Reported suitors include Liverpool, Manchester United, Chelsea, Tottenham Hotspur, Paris Saint‑Germain, Roma, AC Milan and Marseille. The club, recently relegated to the Championship, could consider a sale despite his contract running to 2029.
Manchester United have been highlighted as a leading target, with the move linked to the club’s wider summer recruitment and dependent on the situation of striker Marcus Rashford. Rashford’s potential return to Old Trafford and a stalled loan move to Barcelona were noted as factors influencing United’s interest.