West Ham United have reached a total agreement with Al Hilal for the permanent transfer of Crysencio Summerville.
Sky Sports News has learned that the transaction is valued at approximately £68m (€80m).
The move comes after Roma expressed significant interest in the Dutch international, though their efforts were previously unsuccessful.
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The Al Hilal bid, which was reported earlier Tuesday by Gianluca Di Marzio of Sky Italy, significantly outstripped Roma’s initial £39m (€46m) proposal that West Ham had previously rejected.
Upon accepting the Saudi club’s offer, Summerville is set to become the third-largest sale in West Ham’s history, trailing only Declan Rice and Mateus Fernandes.
Following this deal and the earlier departure of Fernandes, the club—recently relegated to the Championship—will have generated over £150m in transfer revenue this summer.
During the 2025/26 campaign, Summerville made 34 appearances for the Hammers, contributing seven goals and five assists. The 24-year-old also enjoyed a standout performance at the 2026 World Cup, appearing in all four of the Netherlands’ matches with two goals and two assists.
West Ham’s Summer Activity
Arrivals
Keiber Lamadrid – Deportivo La Guaira, undisclosed
Departures
Krisztian Hegyi – Sparta Prague, undisclosed
Mateus Fernandes – Tottenham, £85m
Callum Wilson – Brentford, free
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