West Ham forward emerges as a leading transfer target for Manchester United | OneFootball

West Ham United star Crysencio Summerville is emerging as a leading transfer target for Manchester United, according to Sky Sports News. 

Midfield remains United’s biggest area for improvement this summer, but the club are also exploring options to strengthen their attack. 

Michael Carrick’s side are among several clubs interested in signing Summerville, but any potential move for the winger will depend on what happens with Marcus Rashford. 

Rashford is scheduled to return to Old Trafford once his post-World Cup break concludes. 

The England international is keen to rejoin Barcelona, but the Spanish giants only want a loan move, which is not acceptable for United. 

Summerville impressed with his performances for Netherlands at the World Cup 2026. 

The 24-year-old notched two goals and two assists in four appearances for the Oranje, whose World Cup journey recently ended in the round of 32 after losing on penalties to Morocco. 

Summerville was a bright spark for West Ham last season, making nine goal contributions in 31 Premier League appearances. 

But the forward’s future is up in the air following the Hammers’ relegation to the Championship.

The East London club could lose several of their top players this summer.

Mateus Fernandes is on the cusp of joining Tottenham Hotspur, who recently agreed an £85 million fee for a transfer. 

Summerville is contracted at the London Stadium until 2029, but West Ham could sanction a sale for a lucrative offer.  

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