Summerville has been decisive in recent weeks, producing goals in key Premier League and FA Cup fixtures. He has scored six goals in his last seven matches, a run that began in West Ham’s FA Cup third‑round win over QPR and continued with crucial strikes against Burton Albion and Burnley.
Summerville has been outstanding this year
This purple patch has been vital in helping West Ham try and push away from the relegation zone and progress further in the FA Cup.
During the January transfer window there were links to Tottenham Hotspur which were refuted by our sources, yet there are suggestions that Summerville’s agency Wasserman (also known as Team Wass) were touting their client around for his next move.
However, since then, according to the [BBC](https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cy0dn4e1njjo), Casey Wasserman is reportedly selling his talent company after documents linking him to Jefferey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell were published in the US: Several high profile clients have already quit the firm this week.
Seraino Dalgliesh is listed on their website as Football Executive Global Football, and represented Summerville during his move to West Ham from Leeds United in 2024.
Given Summerville’s age (24), and contract length (until 2029) though, the Hammers can activate an additional year and on his current form the winger will be highly sought after, in particular should West Ham be relegated.
According to Capology, the player is on a reported base salary of £45k with a further £11,250 in bonuses, this would halve should the Hammers be in the Championship next season.
The Netherlands u-21 international has evolved into one of West Ham’s most important attacking options. His recent scoring run, strong underlying numbers, and growing reputation make him a player that will be in demand and likely his value is skyrocketing.
West Ham may soon face tough decisions, but for now they are reaping the rewards of a winger in outstanding form.