Crysencio Summerville has reportedly green-lit an imminent transfer to AS Roma from West Ham.

According to one reputable Italian journalist, an agreement on the player’s transfer fee is now all that’s missing from the deal.

Crysencio Summerville: The state of play

West Ham had conceded heading into the summer that they would have to facilitate the departures of several key men, including Summerville and Mateus Fernandes.

However, it’s been confirmed today that Jarrod Bowen will definitely be staying throughout their first season in the Championship, which will come as a major boost to the Irons faithful.

As for Summerville, he has been linked with a move elsewhere since the end of the 2025/2026 campaign, with Manchester United among a handful of suitors considering approaches.

Why United shortlisted Summerville

United identified the 24-year-old as an ideal replacement for Marcus Rashford when it was assumed he would be leaving Old Trafford permanently this summer.

That’s now looking less likely due to Barcelona opting against signing him, as well as the fact that his £40 million release clause expired on Wednesday.

Summerville boasts three full seasons’ worth of top-flight experience thanks to his spells with West Ham and Leeds United, but is now eyeing a switch abroad to Serie A.

Appearances Goals Assists Minutes played
84 10 8 4,805
Summerville’s complete PL record (Transfermarkt)

He has seemingly finalised personal terms with Roma before United even materialised their interest with an approach to West Ham.

The attacker is on the back of an impressive World Cup campaign with the Netherlands, where he returned four goal contributions in four games, so it’s no surprise Roma have looked to act fast and get an agreement over the line.

It remains to be seen if INEOS will react to the news with an offer of their own, although it would hinge on Rashford being offloaded, which is looking increasingly unlikely.

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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.