Liam Duckstein
West Ham United have set a clear asking price for Crysencio Summerville, with the club prepared to listen to offers only if an interested party meets their valuation. The Hammers are not actively looking to sell the Dutch winger but will not stand in his way if the right fee arrives before the summer window closes.
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AS Roma are among the clubs monitoring Summerville‘s situation, with the Serie A side keen to add attacking quality ahead of next season. Roma‘s interest is genuine, though no formal bid has been submitted at this stage.
West Ham signed Summerville from Leeds United last summer and the winger has shown flashes of the form that made him one of the Championship’s standout performers. The east London club view him as a key part of their squad and have no intention of accepting a cut-price deal.
Sources indicate West Ham would require a significant fee to sanction a departure, reflecting both the player’s contract length and his perceived value within the squad structure. The club’s position is firm: full valuation or no deal.
Summerville has options, and his representatives are believed to be aware of the interest from abroad. Whether Roma can meet West Ham‘s conditions will determine how quickly this situation develops as the summer transfer window approaches.
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