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Feyenoord are ‘licking their fingers’ at the possibility of Crescencio Somerville leaving west ham united A potential move worth €40 million this summer.

Football news covering today’s situation And explain how Somerville’s departure from West Ham could benefit Feyenoord once again this summer.

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This has become clear from the report in Italy Crescencio Somerville is currently attracting considerable interest from Roma. They are reportedly ready to spend big on the 24-year-old winger this summer.

West Ham also appear to be keen to make a deal of their own. They will negotiate if they receive a fee of around €40m. They will certainly look for a deal if they eventually get relegated from the Premier League.

The transfer would mean good news for Feyenoord. When Somerville joined Leeds United in 2020, he acquired a sell-on clause.

It paid off when the forward joined West Ham for €30m. Together with solidarity contributions and training compensation fees, he received approximately €4.5m from that deal.

Another great unexpected benefit can be found this summer also. If Somerville is sold for €40 million, the Dutch side will receive approximately €800,000 due to the solidarity scheme.

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So, they are ‘licking their fingers’, or their lips, whatever phrase you prefer, at the prospect of Crescencio Somerville leaving West Ham this summer.

Of course, it remains to be seen whether he does so and at what cost. With the World Cup around the corner, he could raise his asking price if the Netherlands give him the chance.

On the other hand, being relegated from the Premier League could have the opposite effect. West Ham will likely need to sell to balance the books, and Somerville will be one of the players targeted.

Either way, Feyenoord will have to make another payment if he leaves the London Stadium. They will keep a close eye to see what happens, and there is potential for more profits.

West Ham United will spend tonight keeping a close eye on Mateus Fernandes, with Nuno Espirito Santo making it clear he simply wants the midfielder back fit.

The Hammers face Leeds United in the FA Cup on Sunday. Therefore, this international break carries obvious risks for the club. Speaking in Portugal, Nuno did not hide that concern, even if he expressed it with humor.

“I just hope he comes back fit [laughs]Because we have an important game on Sunday,” He said during the ANTF Coaches Forum, as relayed cnn.

That line might have raised a smile. However, it also underlined how important it is Matthew Fernandes Has become for West Ham in recent weeks.

Nuno balances pride and concern

Nuno Espirito Santo then made sure to praise the player in detail, showing how highly he rates the 21-year-old.

“I’m very, very happy for him. I think he deserves it. He’s had a great season.”

The West Ham manager did not stop there. He expanded on why Matías has earned his place in Portugal.

“He works very hard, he has a lot of talent, he is very disciplined and hopefully he can help the national team.”

Those comments reflect the role Mateus Fernandes now plays at the London Stadium. He is no longer an option for the team. Instead, he has become a regular part of Nuno’s plans. And he likes it.

according to transfer marketThe midfielder has played 29 Premier League matches this season. He has scored three goals and played over 2,400 league minutes. Those numbers point to continued confidence from the manager.

Additionally, his performances have also attracted attention in Portugal. Reports there describe him as increasingly influential in both the club and national systems.

The focus remains strong on West Ham

Mateus Fernandes may be enjoying his moment on the international stage. Still, Nuno Espirito Santo made it clear where his focus lay.

“Yesterday… We haven’t talked for a long time, but for me it’s day by day.” he explained.

“I’m traveling right now and tomorrow I have to train to prepare for the FA Cup. That’s my priority.”

This sums up the situation at West Ham. The club can appreciate the progress of Mateus Fernandes. Plus, he needs to be available and ready for a major domestic match.

The midfielder’s contract reportedly runs until 2030, giving the Hammers long-term security. However, short-term anxiety is much simpler.

West Ham want Matias Fernandes to return from international duty without any problems. Nuno Espirito Santo has already said it out loud.

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