Daniel Cummings is set to join West Ham United after completing his medical. The transfer is nearing completion, and he is expected to sign a four-year contract with the Hammers. Cummings decided to leave Celtic due to limited playing time and aims to continue his career development in the Premier League. His performances for Celtic B, where he scored 23 goals in 28 appearances, attracted several clubs, but West Ham won the race for his signature.

Daniel Cummings was spotted at West Ham's clash with Nottingham Forest and is set to leave Celtic for the English Premier League. He has been a promising striker for Celtic's B-team but hasn't been utilized much by the main team. The promise of first-team involvement next season at West Ham was central to his decision to join them. Celtic will bank around £300,000 once the move is sealed.

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.