Fulham have joined the race to sign West Ham United winger Crysencio Summerville.
The ‘incredible‘ 24-year-old is widely expected to depart the London Stadium this summer, sparking fierce competition to sign him.
While Manchester United have opened exploratory talks for the winger, a move to a club outside the traditional elite may be more realistic.
Fulham have identified Summerville as a priority target to strengthen their wide options, especially with Harry Wilson set to complete a free transfer to Leeds United.
They are keen to add dynamic attacking depth to their squad, and the Dutch international fits the profile perfectly.
Summerville’s reputation has grown significantly following an impressive summer at the 2026 FIFA World Cup in North America.
Despite the Netherlands suffering a heartbreaking round-of-32 exit on penalties to Morocco, he impressed. Summerville contributed two goals and two assists during the tournament.
Summerville’s international form mirrored an impressive domestic campaign. Although West Ham ultimately suffered relegation, he stood out as one of their most influential performers.
He hit form after Christmas, scoring seven goals in a 10-game spell that briefly reignited the Hammers’ survival hopes.
West Ham have accepted that retaining the former Leeds United star in the Championship is unrealistic.
Having already sanctioned an £85 million departure for midfielder Mateus Fernandes to Tottenham Hotspur, they are determined to command a premium for Summerville.
