Roma is pressuring West Ham to finalize a deal for winger Crysencio Summerville, setting a deadline for a response by the beginning of next week. The Roman club has already made a formal offer in the range of €44 to €46 million, but the English side remains firm in demanding €50 million.
According to journalist Matteo Moretto, Roma is awaiting a definitive decision from the Hammers by Monday or Tuesday, following the first meeting with the agents of the Dutch player. The initial offer from the Serie A team exceeds €40 million, reflecting the club's ambition to secure Summerville to strengthen the squad that will compete in the Champions League.
Although the contract with the player is not finalized, Italian sources assure that Summerville is receptive to the transfer to Rome. The agreement in terms of salary and contract duration is not expected to be a hurdle for the deal, given the interest expressed by the winger.
The financial situation of West Ham could complicate the negotiation, as the London club was relegated to the English second division in the 2025-26 season, while Roma secured qualification for the Champions League group stage by finishing third in Serie A. This context may influence the Hammers' position, as they seek to maximize the revenue from the sale of their player.
The outcome of the transfer will be decisive for both parties: for Roma, it is an important investment to strengthen their attack, and for West Ham, an opportunity to balance the books following their relegation. The established deadline adds additional pressure for the clubs to reach an agreement in a short amount of time.
Next week will thus be crucial to determine whether Roma can meet West Ham's financial demands and secure Summerville, in a deal that could be one of the most expensive of this summer's transfer window.
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