West Ham United has officially entered the competition for Leeds United winger Crysencio Summerville, according to The Sun.
The 22-year-old Dutchman ignited the championship, earning him the Player of the Tournament award after a spectacular season with 21 goals and 10 assists.
Bright performances at the Summerville championship did not go unnoticed.
Premier League clubs West Ham, Chelsea and Brighton are all said to be interested in acquiring his talents.
West Ham fans are excited at the prospect of Summerville adding firepower to their attack.
Leeds value Summerville at between £30m and £40m.
However, their failure to secure promotion to the Premier League could force them to lower their asking price.
The club’s finances require selling players, and Summerville, along with youngster Archie Gray, are believed to be in the transfer market.
West Ham manager Julen Lopetegui needs reinforcements on the left wing.
The January departure of fan favourite Pablo Fornals and the possible permanent departure of Said Benrahma leaves a significant void to fill.
Summerville, a natural left-winger, has all the qualities West Ham dreams of.
His attacking ability fits our need for a dynamic threat on the left wing perfectly.
West Ham face stiff competition from established Premier League teams.
Securing Summerville’s signature will depend on Leeds’ ability to negotiate finances and transfer fees flexibly.
If West Ham can strike a favorable deal, Summerville could be a game-changer, addressing a key weakness in our squad.
