PSG faces strong competition for Summerville sensation
The birth of a future international star? It may still be a little early to say, but Crysencio Summerville will long remember his entry into this World Cup. Rare satisfaction from West Ham’s difficult season (5 goals and 4 assists in 31 games), the 24-year-old left winger took advantage of his first selection in official competition to splash the world with his talent. Against Japan (2-2), the native of Rotterdam delivered an XXL performance, punctuated by a sumptuous goal with a curling left-footed shot. A major performance which today has London’s leaders rubbing their hands. Starting this Saturday with the Oranje against Sweden for the 2nd day of the group stage, the former Leeds player could see his market value rise a little more in the event of another successful performance.
As we recently revealed to you, Paris Saint-Germain is following this matter with the greatest attention. Eager to bring depth to his bench and energize his wings, the reigning double European champion checked the Dutchman’s name. Luis Campos has even already started preliminary discussions with West Ham for a double transfer also including Portuguese midfielder Mateus Fernandes. Paris thought it could take advantage of the financial difficulties of the Hammers, freshly relegated to the Championship, to win the bet.
The Premier League big names are already ready to win the prize
However, Summerville’s success at the World Cup has awakened the competition, and not just any competition. According to our information, the capital club is now facing strong competition from the Premier League: Aston Villa, Tottenham and Arsenal have officially joined the battle. As well as Manchester United, very interested in the player’s profile. Faced with this traffic jam of English big names with colossal means, the financial operation promises to be heavy. Even before the start of the World Cup, West Ham was already demanding the tidy sum of 50 million euros to release their player. A base price which mechanically increased after his resounding goal against the Japanese selection.
This surge in prices has already claimed its first victims. If AS Roma and AC Milan had shown themselves to be very interested in the explosive profile of the Batavian, the amount demanded by the London team will cool Italian enthusiasm. The operation already seems out of reach for the Serie A clubs. PSG therefore knows what to expect: to afford the new Dutch sensation, it will be necessary to take out the checkbook and be more convincing than the already very hot British ogres.
