Crysencio Summerville appears increasingly likely to leave West Ham United this summer as interest in the winger continues to grow across Europe and the Premier League.
The Dutch forward has attracted attention from several clubs following a season in which he remained one of the most highly regarded young attacking players on the market.

West Ham are understood to be open to discussions should a suitable offer arrive, with enquiries already being made regarding the player’s availability.
Among the clubs monitoring the situation are Manchester United, who have reportedly been informed of the valuation required to secure a deal.
The Old Trafford hierarchy are said to have added Summerville to their transfer shortlist as they assess a number of attacking options ahead of the new campaign.
Interest is not limited to Manchester United. Several other Premier League sides are also keeping a close eye on developments, with the expectation that competition for his signature could intensify as the transfer window progresses.
Meanwhile, Paris Saint-Germain remain a potential destination, although their pursuit is believed to depend on movement elsewhere in the market.
The French champions are currently assessing their options, with any concrete approach for Summerville linked to developments involving Bradley Barcola and Diomande.
With multiple clubs circling and West Ham aware of the growing interest, the coming weeks could prove decisive.
Unless circumstances change, Summerville’s future increasingly appears to lie away from the London Stadium as the summer transfer window gathers momentum.