West Ham agree big-money deal with Al Hilal for Crysencio Summerville
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West Ham have agreed a deal with Saudi Pro League side Al Hilal to sell Netherlands international winger Crysencio Summerville, who joined the Hammers only last summer.
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Attributed to original sourceWest Ham have reached an agreement with Al Hilal for the sale of Crysencio Summerville. 
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What happened
West Ham United have reached an agreement with Al Hilal for the transfer of Crysencio Summerville. The Dutch winger arrived at the London Stadium just one summer ago from Leeds United and struggled to make a consistent impact in the Premier League. The move represents another high-profile departure from a Premier League club to the Saudi Pro League, where Al Hilal continue to invest heavily in top talent. Summerville, a Netherlands international, will now be expected to link up with his new teammates in Saudi Arabia subject to completing the move.
Chance analysis
This is another significant Premier League-to-Saudi Pro League transfer, highlighting the continued financial pull of Saudi clubs even after the initial wave of marquee signings slowed. For West Ham, recouping a substantial fee for a player who underperformed relative to his price tag is positive from a financial standpoint, but it weakens squad depth on the wing heading into the new season. Summerville gains a fresh start in a league where he can be a focal attacking player.
West Ham lose a winger signed only a year ago for a significant fee, weakening their attacking depth; Summerville moves to a less competitive league where he should get regular minutes.
West Ham lose a recent attacking signing; adjust West Ham's attacking depth and creation metrics downward for upcoming Premier League predictions.