A leading Premier League winger is expected to leave West Ham United this summer following the club’s relegation, with Arsenal and Liverpool reportedly among the sides keeping a close eye on his situation.
The Dutch attacker was one of the few positives in an otherwise miserable campaign for the Hammers, producing seven goals and five assists in 34 appearances despite the club’s struggles near the bottom of the table.

His form also attracted attention from the Netherlands national team setup before injury ruled him out of contention for a first senior call-up in March.
Crysencio Summerville’s performances have continued to draw interest across Europe, and according to Voetbal International journalist Süleyman Öztürk, there is very little chance he will remain in the Championship next season.
“That boy has already played quite a lot at the second level with Leeds. He has already been named Player of the Year in the Championship. This season he has promoted himself. So, he is absolutely going to another club in the Premier League,” he said.
Öztürk believes several elite clubs could enter the race for his signature.
“That could be Arsenal. Or Liverpool. Top clubs are going to fight for him, so he can choose from a number of clubs,” Öztürk explained.
Barcelona have also been linked with the winger.
“I can imagine Raphinha dropping his name internally at FC Barcelona,” he added.
West Ham are believed to value the player at around €35 million ahead of the summer window.