Manchester United supporters have urged Michael Carrick to move for Crysencio Summerville after the West Ham United winger scored again for the Netherlands at the 2026 World Cup.
Summerville, 24, has now found the net in both of the Netherlands’ Group F matches, with his latest goal coming in a 5-1 win over Sweden. That form has sharpened the transfer conversation around Old Trafford, where United have already been linked with the former Leeds United attacker.
The winger’s club situation adds another layer. West Ham’s relegation to the Championship means major sales could be part of their summer rebuild, and Summerville’s international form is only increasing his visibility. United fans reacted strongly after the Sweden game, with some calling for Carrick to make him a priority, according to a fresh update from The Sun.
Summerville form gives United another left-wing question
United’s interest in wide players is already tied to Marcus Rashford’s uncertain future and the club’s broader attacking reset under Carrick. Summerville would not be a risk-free deal, particularly if West Ham hold firm on a sizeable valuation, but his pace, direct running and current confidence make the appeal obvious.
The key point for United is timing. World Cup momentum can inflate prices quickly, and Summerville is playing his way into a louder market. If Carrick does want a Premier League-proven left-sided attacker this summer, the next Netherlands performance may matter almost as much as the next negotiation.
