PSG sporting director Luis Campos is leading a push to sign two of West Ham's most valuable assets after the club's relegation from the Premier League
When a club drops out of the Premier League, the vultures circle fast. Paris Saint-Germain is apparently leading the flock.
PSG has made contact with West Ham United over a potential double deal for midfielder Mateus Fernandes and winger Crysencio Summerville, with West Ham reportedly setting a combined price tag of around €130 million for the pair. That’s €80 million for Fernandes and €50 million for Summerville.
The relegation fire sale that West Ham doesn’t want to call a fire sale
Fernandes arrived at West Ham from Southampton in August 2025 for €44 million. The fact that West Ham is now demanding €80 million for the Portuguese midfielder tells you everything about his trajectory.
Summerville joined from Leeds United in August 2024 for over £25 million and proved himself as a legitimate Premier League contributor, logging 7 goals and 5 assists across 34 appearances last season. A €50 million valuation represents a healthy markup on that initial investment, even if the club’s circumstances have changed dramatically.
What PSG is building, and why these two fit
The man driving this recruitment push is PSG sporting director Luis Campos. Fernandes addresses PSG’s midfield needs directly, while Summerville offers a dynamic, direct winger who can create and finish.
The competition, and why PSG needs to move fast
PSG isn’t the only club circling. Both Manchester United and Real Madrid are reportedly monitoring Fernandes and Summerville, which means this could turn into a bidding war if it drags out.
