West Ham have made a promise to Daniel Cummings to include him in their first team next season if he agrees to move. They aim to sign him on a pre-contract agreement, allowing him to leave Celtic in the summer for training compensation. West Ham's manager, Graham Potter, and sporting director, Mark Noble, view him as a serious talent and are doing everything possible to secure the transfer.

Daily Record reports on Daniel Cummings' transfer to West Ham. Daniel Cummings has signed a pre-contract with West Ham and won't be at Parkhead much longer.

West Ham submitted an improved offer for Celtic wonderkid Daniel Cummings, which was rejected. Cummings himself has agreed to the move and will look to sign a pre-contract deal with them soon. Brendan Rodgers, Celtic's first-team boss, has urged Cummings to be patient regarding his future, contrasting him with Raheem Sterling at a similar age.

West Ham United are reportedly finalizing a pre-contract with Celtic’s teenage scoring sensation Daniel Cummings. Negotiations have reached an advanced stage regarding a summer transfer. With Cummings' contract expiring at the end of the season, West Ham is in a position to acquire him for approximately £300,000 in cross-border training compensation. Having scouted Cummings extensively, West Ham has been impressed by his remarkable record of 26 goals in 27 games for Celtic’s B team and his performance in the youth Champions League, where he has scored six goals in six matches. The English Premier League club has successfully outmaneuvered competitors Brighton and several English Championship clubs to secure the promising 18-year-old, who recently made his first-team debut in a Champions League match against Aston Villa. This potential acquisition aligns with West Ham's ongoing strategy of recruiting Scottish talent, following their recent signing of striker Josh Landers from Hibs in a six-figure deal.