The Hammers have been looking to retain the majority of players, but we’re accepting that certain departures were inevitable, one of which being Crysencio Summerville.

Amongst all the interest, West Ham set a price tag of £50m on him and Kretinsky has stuck to his named price, without a budget in sight.

Whilst Manchester United were interested in the Dutchman, they would have to sell Marcus Rashford before pursuing a deal, leading to complications, leaving just Aston Villa and Roma to compete for Jimmy.

Aston Villa have received an enormous pay cheque after selling Morgan Rogers to Chelsea for an astronomical £117m, meaning they’re now weighing up their options before inevitably smashing any club out of the water.

Roma are continuously putting bids towards West Ham, but they’re short of our asking price and the club are beginning to be frustrated. Summerville is open to the move to Roma and personal terms aren’t expected to be an issue, but at this moment in time, the Italian side, with their minimal money, are only conjuring up €45m (£39m) which is still around £10m off the asking price.

Roma are attempting to pinpoint and pressure West Ham into accepting a lower price by insinuating that if the club maintain their price, they’ll switch over to target Garnacho of Chelsea, however, the Hammers don’t appear moved by their Italian tactics.

Italian sides are known to often pay higher fees in a ludicrous amount of instalments which isn’t going to incentivise West Ham, it’s a problem all clubs face when selling a player of a higher fee to Italy, it’s always the same!

Summerville is very likely to leave West Ham this Summer, but another thing that is for certain is West Ham won’t accept less than £50m, and if they do, it’s got a very incentivising payment schedule.