West Ham target new signings after agreeing Summerville sale and missing out on striker | OneFootball

West Ham have agreed a deal to sell winger Crysencio Summerville to Saudi Pro League side Al Hilal worth almost £60m.

The Athletic first reported that a deal had been agreed between the two clubs, with Summerville expected to undergo a medical ahead of the proposed move.

Summerville has also been the subject of interest from Italian side Roma, as well as Premier League clubs Manchester United and Aston Villa.

But Al Hilal are in pole position to sign the 24-year-old.

West Ham have been looking to move several players on in order to reduce the size of the squad and bring money in following the financial hit of being relegated to the Championship.

They have already sold Mateus Fernandes to Tottenham for a fee of around £85m, with more players expected to depart too as Nuno Espirito Santo tries to overhaul his squad for a promotion push.

Dinos Mavropanos, Jean-Clair Todibo, Aaron Wan-Bissaka, Edson Alvarez and Niclas Fullkrug are among those who could also leave the London Stadium this summer.

West Ham incomings?

The only signing to arrive at the Hammers this summer is youngster Keiber Lamadrid, following his initial loan spell last season in which he played in the youth team.

They made a play for Tottenham striker Will Lankshear, but are set to miss out on the 21-year-old, who is close to completing his move to Championship rivals Middlesbrough.

Hayters also understands that Rangers midfielder Conor Barron is among their midfield targets, but the Scottish club are not actively looking to sell the 23-year-old.

Meanwhile, Dwight McNeil is among the players West Ham have considered to boost Espirito Santo’s attacking options.