West Ham United has officially reached an agreement with Al Hilal for the transfer of Crysencio Summerville. The deal, valued at approximately £68m (€80m), marks a significant move in the summer transfer window.

Previously, AS Roma had attempted to secure the Netherlands international, but their £39m (€46m) proposal was rejected just days before Al Hilal's bid. Reports indicate that the Saudi club's offer nearly doubled Roma's initial proposal and was swiftly accepted by West Ham.

Key points about the transfer:

• Crysencio Summerville will potentially become the third-highest sale in West Ham's history, following Declan Rice and Mateus Fernandes.
• The Hammers, relegated to the Championship, will have generated over £150m from the sales of Summerville and Fernandes this summer.
• Manchester United expressed interest in Summerville, but talks did not advance due to dependency on the potential sale of Marcus Rashford.

In the recent season, Summerville played 34 matches for West Ham, netting seven goals and providing five assists. He also featured prominently for the Netherlands in the 2026 World Cup, contributing two goals and two assists across four matches.

As West Ham continues its summer business, they have already acquired Keiber Lamadrid from Deportivo La Guaira for an undisclosed fee, highlighting the club's active approach in the transfer market.