Crysencio Summerville was sold by Leeds United to West Ham earlier in August for an alleged £25 million upfront cost with additional add-ons.
Before the transfer window closes on August 30, Leeds still has a lot of work to do, including figuring out how to adequately replace two significant outgoings.
Crysencio Summerville followed Archie Gray to the Premier League, where he signed a long-term contract with West Ham.
Details about Crysencio Summerville’s transfer to West Ham were disclosed.
Concerningly, it was announced earlier in August that West Ham had successfully acquired Summerville from Leeds due to a release clause that had been activated in the winger’s contract.
Sean Whetstone has stated that Leeds will get an initial fee of £25 million, with major add-ons contingent on many factors:
