“£25M West Ham Flop’s SHOCKING Confession: ‘I Was Ready to QUIT!’ – Nightmare Start EXPOSED!”
West Ham United forward Crysencio Summerville finally made his long-awaited Premier League return after nearly eight months on the sidelines, and the timing could not have been better for David Moyes’ side.
The £25 million summer signing from Leeds United wasted no time in making an impression during West Ham’s 3-0 victory over Nottingham Forest at the City Ground.
Although he featured for just 17 minutes, replacing Mateus Fernandes in the 82nd minute, Summerville made a decisive impact.
Within moments, he set up Jarrod Bowen for the opener before winning a penalty that Lucas Paquetá confidently dispatched.
Callum Wilson later added a third, but it was the Dutchman’s electric cameo that stole the headlines.
“It’s been tough, but I tried to motivate myself every single day,” the 23-year-old reflected to the club’s website.
“Some people might have given up, but I always wanted to come back as the best version of myself. I’m grateful just to be back on the pitch and contributing.”
Since arriving in east London last summer, Summerville endured a frustrating run of minor setbacks, struggling to establish rhythm before suffering a major hamstring injury in January during Graham Potter’s first match in charge.
The setback forced him into a demanding rehabilitation programme over the summer at Rush Green.
He admitted the process tested him mentally as much as physically, but maintained unwavering belief that he would return stronger. Now, with his comeback finally complete, the winger is determined to make up for lost time.
For supporters, Summerville’s return feels like a fresh signing, and his hunger is clear. “When I joined, I promised it would be showtime,” he said confidently. “Now I’m back, and I can guarantee goals and assists this season.”
With Tottenham Hotspur set to visit the London Stadium next, Summerville will be eager to replicate his impact in what promises to be a high-stakes clash against West Ham’s fierce rivals.
