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How Crysencio Summerville is feeling about West Ham now as Tottenham eye move

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Crysencio Summerville is seemingly in no rush to make a decision on his future at West Ham United. 

Following last weekend’s relegation from the Premier League, Summerville is expected to leave West Ham United

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The Dutchman is likely to be in demand, after impressing at the turn of the year as West Ham briefly pulled closer to safety. 

Summerville has been linked with Barcelona but fresh reports from the Netherlands suggest that Roma and Tottenham are ready to make their moves. The player himself, however, could wait after the World Cup to make a decision. 

Summerville may wait until after the World Cup to decide on future

According to Voetbal International, Summerville may not rush into leaving West Ham despite their relegation. 

That does not mean the former Leeds star will be staying at the club, of course. An exit is still expected, but it might drag on until the World Cup comes to an end in mid-July. More options might have emerged by that point.

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Roma are said to be willing to meet West Ham’s asking price (although that figure is currently unclear) but the report adds that they may have to wait.

They also claim that Spurs, who were linked with Summerville back in January, are ready to make their move.

Crysencio Summerville of West Ham United runs with the ball during the Premier League match between West Ham United and Everton at London Stadium
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This is good news for West Ham, providing Summerville actually gets a chance to impress for the Netherlands at the World Cup. Though they are not set to negotiate from a position of strength, players have long inflated their market value by starring at international tournaments.  

There is probably no better time to sell Summerville, either. He was in fine form only a few months ago for the first and only time during his West Ham career.

This is not a player with a huge track record of consistent success. Taking the money – hopefully boosted by World Cup exploits – does feel like a smart idea.