Manchester United have two fewer clubs to worry about in the race for Crysencio Summerville this summer.

Currently, the Red Devils are vying with the likes of Arsenal, Aston Villa, Paris Saint-Germain and Tottenham Hotspur in pursuit of the attacker.

Who’s ended their pursuit of Crysencio Summerville?

Previously, AC Milan and AS Roma were also in contention, but with his stellar World Cup displays prompting West Ham to increase their demands, the Serie A duo have dropped out, as per Get Football News France.

They have deemed any potential deal out of their budget for the transfer window, leaving a host of English suitors and the reigning Champions League winners in the mix.

It comes after Summerville continued his outstanding form, having netted a scintillating goal in the Netherlands’ group-stage opener, into their triumphant win over Sweden on Saturday evening.

The 24-year-old added another goal and an assist to his tally for the tournament as his nation thumped Graham Potter’s side 5-1 in Houston.

Summerville only played the second half, but it was enough for him to make an impact and further impress his admirers.

Appearances Goals Assists
84 10 8
Summerville’s Premier League record

Along with Summerville: United set sights on Irons starlet Mateus Fernandes

As well as the Dutchman, United are, of course, targeting his club teammate Mateus Fernandes.

Fernandes, 21, is valued in the region of £80-85 million by the Irons, who would welcome a bidding war to ensure they’re getting their money’s worth.

He only made the switch to the London Stadium last August following Southampton’s relegation, and is now poised to be on the move for the second successive summer after West Ham failed to retain their top-flight status.

It remains to be seen how feasible a double deal for Summerville and Fernandes would be for United.

Read more: After threatening Fernandes move — Spurs plot cut-price bid to try and tempt Man Utd into selling £40m star to them

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  • Isabel, 25, is a football writer who has previously gained experience in the industry as the editor of Stretty News, along with work on Caught Offside, Last Word on Football and Give Me Sport. She is now the editor of UtdReport.