Premier League side Tottenham Hotspur are reportedly setting their sights on Ghanaian international Mohammed Kudus as the summer transfer window nears.
Kudus, who currently plays for West Ham United, is expected to be one of the most in-demand players when the market opens. Reports indicate that Spurs are considering a move for the talented attacker, who has a release clause of €90 million in his contract.
As part of their efforts to bolster the squad for the upcoming season, Tottenham are expected to initiate talks with West Ham in the coming weeks to explore the possibility of signing Kudus.
In his debut Premier League campaign, Kudus featured in 24 matches and scored three goals. Despite modest numbers, his adaptability — being effective both as a winger and a midfielder — has drawn attention from top clubs across the league.
Although Kudus remains a valuable asset for West Ham, whose contract with the player runs until 2028, the club is reportedly open to offers. Notably, they have publicly stated that Jarrod Bowen is the only player not available for transfer, suggesting Kudus could be allowed to leave for the right price.
Tottenham, however, are not alone in the race. Several Premier League rivals, including Arsenal, Liverpool, Aston Villa, and Newcastle United, have also shown strong interest in the Ghanaian star, setting the stage for intense competition for his signature.
With Kudus’ blend of creativity, pace, and versatility, his next move could prove crucial both for his career and for any club aiming to strengthen their attacking options ahead of the new season.
