
Summerville release clause emerges: €45m fee, 10-day deadline
Roma's pursuit of Summerville has accelerated after sporting director D'Amico held two separate meetings with the player's agents in recent days—one in the morning and a second in the evening following the Spain–France match. A release clause has emerged in Summerville's contract, valued at €45 million and expiring within 10 days. Roma intends to offer approximately €40 million for the Dutch forward, though wage negotiations remain the sticking point. In June, when Roma first enquired about Summerville, he demanded €6 million net per season—a figure the club considered too high. His performances at the recent World Cup, where he scored two goals but otherwise made limited impact alongside the wider Dutch squad, have shifted the landscape. D'Amico is prepared to put €4 million per season on the table but will not go further. He is pushing for a swift resolution and hopes to finalise the deal before the release clause expires. Roma's alternative target is Chelsea's Garnacho.


