Crysencio Summerville’s impressive season with West Ham and his standout World Cup displays have sparked a growing transfer battle, with Saudi club Al Hilal now joining the pursuit. The 24‑year‑old winger scored twice and delivered two assists for the Netherlands at the 2026 FIFA World Cup, adding to the interest already shown by Manchester United and Roma. According to Belgian reporter Sacha Tavolieri, Al Hilal have opened talks and are aware of the €40 million price tag placed on the player.
Summerville also met Roma on Tuesday, with Italian insider Nicolo Schira describing the club as “head over heels” for the Dutchman. Al Hilal are preparing for squad changes, including the imminent €17.5 million sale of Marcos Leonardo to Ajax and the likely departure of another foreign player after Darwin Núñez was left out of their league squad. Summerville scored five Premier League goals last season after joining West Ham from Leeds in 2024.