Al Hilal entered a conflict with Al Qadsiah over signing one of the most prominent talents in the Saudi Roshn League, after completing the signing of Dutch winger Crysencio Summerville officially.

Al Hilal announced on Friday its signing of Summerville, arriving from West Ham United, on a contract extending for the next 4 years, ending in 2030.

Saudi newspaper Al-Sharq Al-Awsat reported that Al Hilal has already started thinking about a new deal after signing Summerville, specifically Ahmed Al-Saiyahi, the young midfielder of Al Riyadh.

The newspaper explained that Al Qadsiah was very close to signing Al-Saiyahi, before Al Hilal intervened in the last hours and became a competitor for the deal.

Al Riyadh had rejected the first offer from Al Qadsiah due to the low financial compensation, prompting the eastern club to increase the financial compensation, on the condition that it includes the signing of his other teammate Sultan Haroun.

According to reliable journalist Sasha Tavolieri, the 21-year-old midfielder is also attracting interest from some European clubs, as he is one of the strongly rising talents in the Roshn League.

Despite his young age, Al-Saiyahi played with Al Riyadh's first team in 19 matches during last season of the Saudi League, during which he did not succeed in scoring or creating any goals.

It is worth noting that Al Hilal has signed 6 deals during the current summer transfer window so far, led by Summerville, in addition to Mohammed Al-Owais, Sabri Dohl, Abdullah Al-Anzi, Mohammed Al-Surnukh, and Nawaf Al-Habashi.