West Ham United are preparing for a double departure this summer as two first-team players are set to leave the club.
Crysencio Summerville and Łukasz Fabiański are both heading for the exit door, marking a significant clear-out as the Hammers reshape their squad.
Summerville Exit Agreed
The biggest departure is that of Dutch winger Crysencio Summerville. West Ham have agreed a deal to sell the 24-year-old to Saudi Pro League side Al Hilal in a move worth close to £60 million.
Summerville, who joined from Leeds United, has attracted strong interest and the club have decided to cash in on one of their most valuable assets. The winger is expected to complete his medical and finalise the switch in the coming days.
Fabiański Departs As Free Agent
Experienced goalkeeper Łukasz Fabiański is also leaving the club after his contract expired at the end of June. The Polish shot-stopper, a long-serving figure at the London Stadium, will now search for a new challenge as a free agent.
Fabiański has been a reliable presence between the posts for several seasons and departs with the gratitude of the club for his service.
Squad Rebuild Underway
The double exit forms part of a wider summer of change at West Ham. With several other players available for transfer and new signings already being targeted, the club are looking to refresh the squad and balance the books.
Manager Nuno Espírito Santo and the recruitment team are expected to continue their work in the transfer market as they look to strengthen key areas before the window closes.
West Ham fans — how do you feel about losing both Summerville and Fabiański this summer? Are these the right exits for the club? Share your thoughts below!⚒️
