West Ham have reached an agreement on personal terms with Crysencio Summerville, and Leeds United have accepted their bid. The winger could be the first of a potential triple signing for Julen Lopetegui and Tim Steidten.
Summerville, 22, had an exceptional season with Leeds in the chip, scoring 21 goals and providing double-digit assists. He was named Leeds United’s Player of the Season and the Championship Player of the Season. However, Leeds’ failure to secure promotion has led to the sale of key players, with Archie Gray already moving to Tottenham for £40m
Summerville now looks set to be the next major departure, with Fabrizio Romano reporting that he has agreed on personal terms with West Ham for a five-year contract. Leeds have accepted West Ham’s offer, which is over £25m with add-ons, and Summerville is expected to undergo a medical soon. He will join West Ham’s pre-season tour of America once the transfer is completed.
In other transfer news, West Ham are also looking to sign Manchester United’s right-back Aaron Wan-Bissaka and Borussia Dortmund’s striker Niclas Fullkrug. Wan-Bissaka is valued at around £15m and is reportedly open to joining West Ham, with the two clubs nearing a deal. Additionally, West Ham have had initial talks about signing Fullkrug, who has been impressive with Dortmund and the German national team.
