Manchester United have received another timely reminder of exactly why Crysencio Summerville remains high on their summer shortlist.
The Red Devils are reportedly weighing up a £50 million move for the West Ham United winger.
The 24-year-old is expected to leave the Hammers following their relegation to the Championship.
While some supporters remain unconvinced about whether Summerville is worth such a substantial investment, his performances at the World Cup are beginning to silence those doubts.
The winger scored for the Netherlands in the 2-2 draw with Japan last weekend.
He started on the bench against Sweden yesterday but completely changed the game after coming on in the second half.
He played as a right winger and made an instant impact.
He slipped a clever pass to Denzel Dumfries after dribbling away from two Swedish defenders.
The new Real Madrid full-back responded with a brilliant cross that Cody Gakpo converted with ease.
After just seven minutes, Summerville added an assist to his tally.
He picked up the ball at the centre of the pitch before driving forward.
Spotting space opening up, he released Gakpo with a simple but intelligent pass and the Liverpool forward smashed home to make it 4-0.
Summerville regularly drifted inside, also showing his ability to play as a number 10.
In the 89th minute, Summerville exchanged passes with teammates before surging forward with purpose.
After accelerating towards the edge of the box, he unleashed a precise strike into the bottom-left corner to cap a superb cameo.
It is hardly surprising that Arsenal and Paris Saint-Germain are also interested in securing his signature this summer.
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