West Ham rejected Roma's offer for Crysencio

West Ham rejected Roma offer for Crysencio

According to Tuttomercatoweb.

Why it matters

Crysencio Summerville's move from West Ham to Roma could have a huge impact on both teams in their goals next season. West Ham, relegated from the Premier League, need increased revenue from the transfer market to maintain their competitiveness, while Roma aim to strengthen their midfield with new signings for Serie A football.

Key Points

• West Ham rejected Roma's offer for Crysencio.
• West Ham reject Roma offer of €40m plus €5m bonus for Crysencio Summerville.
• Il West Ham says no all'offerta della Roma per Summerville: come si raggiigne l'accordo.

West Ham have matched Roma's initial offer for winger Crysencio Summerville, according to a report. The Giallorossi's bid of €40 million plus an additional €5 million in bonuses hit the wall, and the English club are clearly demanding a higher total package before talks are allowed to progress. According to well-known football market insider Fabrizio Romano, West Ham are aiming to raise the price of the 2001-born Dutch wide man to around €50 million. That is to say, there is still a gap between Roma's initial offer and the London club's asking price, even if the distance is considered "smaller" compared to previous talks. On Rome's side, the leadership aims to reach an agreement as soon as possible and possibly before the end of next week. The Giallorossi are expected to submit a new bid to beat West Ham's threshold, with the right balance of fixed fee and performance-based add-ons key to getting the negotiators in the other camp to say yes.

Wage policy and contract structure are also important contexts in a possible transfer. In a statement today, Gian Piero Gasperini emphasized the importance of setting a salary cap and a fair structure within the team, explaining that if a target is not within the parameters, it is better to find another profile. While not a direct confirmation of the current offer, it reflects the balance of ambition and cost discipline that needs to be blended into any large-scale transfer. For Summerville, Roma's interest was driven by a need for added speed, 1‑v‑1 quality, and production on the edge—traits that have increased his market value. As for West Ham, pricing a high‑value asset makes sense in a market where competition for wingers is high, so their defense of around €50 million valuation is logical. At this point, there is no agreement and negotiations remain open. The next chapter depends on Rome's response—it could raise the fixed fee, adjust the bonus structure, or clarify the terms of payment to get closer to the asking price. Expect more intense talks in the coming days as both sides gauge the right amount and timing to get the deal done.

What's next

Roma are expected to table a higher offer to West Ham in the coming days to narrow the gap between their bid and the English club's asking price. If Roma are successful in their next bid, they could land Summerville before the end of the summer transfer window, which would help them progress to Serie A.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is involved in this offer?

Those involved in the offer are West Ham and Roma for Crysencio Summerville.

Where did Crysencio Summerville come from?

Crysencio Summerville is a player from the Netherlands.

Why is Rome interested in Crysencio Summerville?

Roma are interested in Crysencio Summerville to boost their midfield and player development.

What is the current state of the offer?

West Ham rejected Roma's initial offer of €40 million plus €5 million in bonuses.

When expected will the agreement be official?

Roma is expected to submit a new bid and a deal could be reached before the end of next week.

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