West Ham United have secured the signing of promising Scottish forward Daniel Cummings from Celtic, with the transfer set to be finalized on July 1st. The 18-year-old has agreed to join the Premier League side, with Celtic receiving approximately €300,000 in training compensation for the move.
Cummings has been a standout performer for Celtic’s B team, netting 26 goals in 27 appearances across various competitions this season. His impressive form includes a hat-trick against East Kilbride in the Lowland League and six goals in as many matches in the UEFA Youth League.
The young striker made his senior debut for Celtic as a substitute in their Champions League fixture against Aston Villa, showcasing his potential on a larger stage.

Despite efforts from Celtic to retain Cummings by offering a new contract, the allure of Premier League football proved decisive. West Ham’s proactive approach, including an initial bid of £500,000, underscored their commitment to securing his services.
Cummings’ move continues a trend of young talents departing Celtic for opportunities in England, following the paths of players like Rocco Vata and Daniel Kelly.
As Cummings embarks on this new chapter with West Ham, both clubs and fans will be keenly observing his development and impact in the Premier League.