News about Crysencio Summerville

David Moyes has given a brutal assessment of West Ham's performance after they slipped to a 3-0 loss to Chelsea, aiming a subtle dig at Julen Lopetegui. The Blues maintained their perfect away record in this season's Premier League after a quickfire brace from an in-form Nicolas Jackson and a goal from Cole Palmer saw them put the game beyond the home side within 47 minutes. West Ham might have had a penalty at 2-0 when Wesley Fofana grabbed hold of Crysencio Summerville inside the 18-yard box just before the half-hour mark but a VAR review decided the alleged foul had only been 'fleeting'. But the Hammers can have no complaints about the scoreline after a lacklustre display left them on just four points from their first five matches.

Chelsea cruised to a 3-0 victory in their London derby with West Ham on Saturday afternoon. Enzo Maresca's men raced out of the blocks and took the lead inside four minutes through Nicolas Jackson, before the Blues striker got on the scoresheet again 14 minutes later. West Ham threatened to get back into the game, but were controversially denied a a penalty despite Wesley Fofana appearing to grab Crysencio Summerville in the box, and then had a goal disallowed for offside.

West Ham United were denied what many fans felt was a blatant penalty during the first half of Saturday's 3-0 London derby defeat by Chelsea. The Hammers were already 2-0 down thanks to an early Nicolas Jackson double when Chelsea defender Wesley Fofana grabbed hold of Crysencio Summerville inside the 18-yard box just before the half-hour mark. Referee Samuel Barrott did not point to the spot but the incident was then reviewed by the VAR team.

SIMON JONES: Almeria winger Largie Ramazani flew into England on Wednesday evening ahead of undergoing a medical with Leeds United. The former Manchester United academy graduate has agreed a move to Elland Road worth £10.2million with a 15 per cent sell on clause for the Spanish side. Belgium-born Ramazani moved to London as a 12-year old to join Charlton Athletic's academy and had spells with Fulham and Chelsea before signing for United.

MARTIN KEOWN: It's certainly been a productive window. I like Niclas Fullkrug (left) a lot. The centre forward has Bundesliga and international pedigree with Germany. He won't run the channels, but will stay between the posts and I expect him to be active around the danger zone, when West Ham's recent threat has come with more goals from wide - from the new captain Jarrod Bowen . Also Mohammed Kudus. And now they have added Crysencio Summerville from Leeds.

KATHRYN BATTE: Tim Steidten has spent the last few months glued to his mobile phone. West Ham's technical director and the man responsible for recruitment had told fans the club would have a 'busy summer' - and the transfer chief has lived up to that promise. The club's expenditure has surpassed £120million, with the likes of Max Kilman, Niclas Fullkrug and Crysencio Summerville having all completed moves to the London Stadium. At the weekend, Jean-Clair Todibo became their seventh summer signing, sealing a season-long loan move from Nice. West Ham have an option to buy the former Barcelona defender for £35m. Aaron Wan-Bissaka became the latest addition on Tuesday, completing a £15m move from Manchester United. That they have been able to recruit Wolves' club captain, a striker who was part of the Borussia Dortmund side that reached last season's Champions League final, the Championship player of the year, and a player who was previously wanted by Manchester United, despite not having European football, shows West Ham mean business.

West Ham have completed the signing of Aaron Wan-Bissaka from Manchester United in deal worth £15m.  The full-back has completed a medical with the Hammers and his arrival set to be officially unveiled imminently. Wan-Bissaka had just one year remaining on his deal at Old Trafford and the move appeared to have stalled in recent days over an exit settlement surrounding the reduction of his salary in east London.

West Ham have announced they have completed the signing of Germany international Niclas Fullkrug on a four-year deal. The 31-year-old long been linked with a move to the London Stadium from Borussia Dortmund this summer. After undergoing a medical over the weekend, the club confirmed their signing of Fullkrug on Monday for a reported fee in excess of £23m.

SIMON JONES: West Ham are closing in on the signings of Niclas Fullkrug and Guido Rodriguez as they look to continue their summer spending.  Both Fullkrug, who plays for Borussia Dortmund, and Rodriguez, who is currently a free agent, flew in on Saturday to undertake their medicals with the Hammers.  Meanwhile, winger Crysencio Summerville arrived from Leeds United on Saturday and signed a five year contract with Julen Lopetegui's side.

West Ham have confirmed the signing of Leeds winger Crysencio Summerville on a five-year contract. Talks have been ongoing over a deal for the attacking talent who has two years remaining on his existing contract at Elland Road after joining in a bargain £1.3m transfer four years previous. It was previously suggested that the Hammers were looking at pulling out of talks as they believed the price, believed to be in the region of £35m - £40m, was too expensive.

West Ham have reached an agreement with Leeds for Dutch winger Crysencio Summerville with the 22-year-old set to sign a long-term contract at the London Stadium, according to reports. Talks have been ongoing over a deal for the attacking talent who has two years remaining on his existing contract at Elland Road after joining in a bargain £1.3m transfer four years previous.

West Ham have enquired about Bayern Munich right-back and Noussair Mazraoui and firmed up their interest in Leeds United winger Crysencio Summerville but remain apart on valuation. 26-year-old Mazraoui has spent two seasons at the Allianz Arena, having joined on a free transfer from Ajax in the summer of 2022.  The full-back came through the ranks at Ajax, where he played under current Man United boss Erik ten Hag.

West Ham have made an offer for Leeds star Crysencio Summerville. According to Fabrizio Romano, a deal isn't close, with the winger considered 'very expensive'. The Hammers have also held talks with the 22-year-old regarding a potential move. Roma are also monitoring Summerville but will only pursue a deal if they are not able to sign Matias Soule from Juventus.

Leeds - who lost the play-off final at Wembley to Southampton - are 3/1 favourites to be crowned champions and gain automatic promotion to the Premier League. With the likes of Crysencio Summerville and Patrick Bamford returning to Elland Road this season - coupled with new signings Alex Cairns, Joe Rodon, Joe Rothwell and Jayden Bogle who were brought in to bolster their depth - and the Whites enter with one of the strongest squads in the Championship.

Chelsea and Liverpool are reportedly set to battle for the signature of Leeds winger Crysencio Summerville this summer. Summerville won the Championship Player of the Year after a stellar campaign at Elland Road, but was unable to guide Leeds back to the Premier League as they were beaten 1-0 by Southampton in the play-off final on Sunday. Leeds are set to be raided by Premier League clubs, with Mail Sport revealing on Monday that they owe other teams £190m in transfer instalments, and Summerville looks likely to leave before the start of next season.

LEWIS STEELE AT WEMBLEY: Just 33 days ago, Russell Martin slumped in a chair in the press conference room at Leicester's King Power Stadium sporting an expression of disbelief. His team had just waved the white flag in the race for automatic promotion by being thumped 5-0. 'I did not like what I saw from my team one bit,' he said, looking like he had run out of puff after an arduous season of ups and downs. 'Body language, arms up in the air. It's inexcusable. Players need to show love for each other, I'm fed up of doing it. 'They need to feel some pain and the same pain that I'm feeling right now, and the hurt that I'm feeling. It's pathetic. This result and performance is not on. How much do we really want to win promotion? How much do we care?'

JOE BERNSTEIN: Unfortunately for manager Daniel Farke, his players will need to conquer history as well as highly-awkward opponents in Southampton in Sunday's final. Those 35,000 Leeds supporters marching on together from Yorkshire to the capital will know that better than anyone. Even as they bellow out songs hailing star players Crysencio Summerville and Wilfried Gnonto, they will be acutely aware of the curse that has afflicted Leeds throughout the history of the English play-offs.

Sky Bet are offering four Price Boosts for Sunday's mouth-watering Championship play-off final between Leeds and Southampton at Wembley. The first two boosts we will be dissecting are Junior Firpo to commit two or more fouls in 90 minutes at 1/1 - and Georginio Rutter to have two or more shots on target in 90 minutes at 4/1. The odds for those two bets have been enhanced from 5/6 and 11/4 respectively.

These are the four moments which could see West Ham star Lucas Paqueta banned for 10 years. The Brazilian has been charged by the Football Association with four counts of alleged spot-fixing by deliberately getting booked in an attempt to influence betting markets. The FA allege that Paqueta picked up yellow cards on purpose in Premier League matches against Leicester, Aston Villa, Leeds and Bournemouth so either he or his friends could profit through betting.

EXCLUSIVE BY CRAIG HOPE: Leeds United will have to raise close to £100million in player sales if they fail to win promotion to the Premier League, with Crysencio Summerville the most likely departure. Sources close to top-flight clubs expect a fire sale at Elland Road should they remain in the Championship next season. Daniel Farke's side entertain Norwich in their play-off semi-final on Thursday evening after a goalless first leg. We have been told it would take significant sales approaching £100m to offset continued operating losses which, in the latest set of accounts, totalled £106m, reduced to £34m by the transfers of Kalvin Phillips to Manchester City and Raphinha to Barcelona. 

There is a Double Up Boost and multiple Price Boosts on offer for Thursday night's Championship play-off semi-final second leg between Leeds United and Norwich at Elland Road. The Double Up Boost - which is valued at 4/1 - is for Crysencio Summerville and Wilfried Gnonto to each have a shot on target and Ethan Ampadu to commit a foul in 90 minutes.  Summerville had a shot on target and Ampadu committed a foul when these sides met at Elland Road this season.

Leeds United are odds-on favourties with Sky Bet at 2/7 to win Thursday's tie and progress to the Championship play-off final at Wembley Stadium on May 26. Meanwhile, their opponents Norwich are 5/2 outsiders the upset the applecart at Elland Road. Elsewhere, in the 'Multi Scorers' market - it is Leeds' Joel Piroe who is the best-backed to score a brace at 11/1. Piroe has netted 13 goals for Leeds in the Championship this season - including a brace against Millwall.

There are four 'Price Boosts' available for Norwich and Leeds United today - one of which includes 'Josh Sargent and Crysencio Summerville to both score' at 14/1. The other three boosts are 'Illan Meslier to make 3+ saves' at 1/1 , 'Wilfried Gnonto to win 3+ fouls' at 2/1 , 'Georginio Rutter to have 2+ shots on target' at 9/2.

Previously 10/1 - there are now 14/1 odds available for Bukayo Saka, Crysencio Summerville and Omari Hutchinson to each have two or more shots on target today. Saka had two shots on target in his last league game and two shots on target in the reverse fixture against Bournemouth, while Hutchinson has had six shots on target across his last two games.