Manchester United target West Ham winger Crysencio Summerville

Manchester United are reportedly targeting West Ham United winger Crysencio Summerville after his two‑goal, one‑assist showing at the World Cup, where he scored in the 2‑2 draw with Japan and added to the 5‑1 victory over Sweden for the Dutch side. Summerville featured in 31 Premier League matches last season, recording five goals and four assists. The output was described as respectable rather than spectacular, indicating room for development. West Ham United have not included a buyout clause in Summerville’s contract, giving the club full control over any asking price. The absence of a clause means his market value is unlikely to drop despite his World Cup performances. Netherlands coach Ronald Koeman praised Summerville’s defensive improvement after the Sweden match. “I think Summerville is stronger defensively. We talk a lot with the ⁠players about recognizing tactical changes on the pitch quicker.. I understand that the substitution is difficult for Donyell, but this is top-level football. Team performances are what matter. “Before the match, I sat down with him and explained why he would play on the right and that he would have the freedom to cut inside because he is not a natural right winger.”

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Manchester United assistant Michael Carrick has indicated the club needs a wide player who can contribute to pressing and tactical discipline, not just a pure attacking option. Summerville’s ability to balance defensive work with attacking thrust aligns with Carrick’s requirements. Paris Saint‑Germain have also been linked with Summerville, as a potential replacement for Bradley Barcola if the French club seeks a left‑sided attacker. The prospect adds another layer of competition for United’s pursuit. United’s initial valuation of Summerville sits around £50 million, a figure that could rise following his World Cup exposure. The club must decide whether to meet a potentially inflated price or risk losing the target to rivals. If United move quickly, they could secure the winger before his market value escalates further; otherwise, West Ham may retain him or see a higher bid from PSG materialise.