Mohammed Kudus completed his sophomore season at West Ham on a low note. The Ghanaian talented forward failed to repeat his first-year performance due
Mohammed Kudus completed his sophomore season at West Ham on a low note. The Ghanaian talented forward failed to repeat his first-year performance due to the inconsistencies at the helm of the club.
With a release clause of around €80m in his contract, the transfer gurus across Europe have all predicted the 25-year-old to leave Graham Potter’s West Ham United. The London-based club is ready to listen to offers from clubs across the globe as there are different release clauses for clubs in England, those competing in Europe and clubs outside Europe. Saudi Arabia clubs have to pay the biggest release clause, according to multiple reports for Kudus.
The former Ajax forward has joined a new agency, ROOF, which will negotiate his transfer.
ROOF is notes for sealing deals for players like Virgil van Dijk, Kai Havertz, Per Mertesacker, Serge Gnabry and Mika Biereth over the years.
Kudus has already been linked with a move from West Ham United to clubs like Chelsea, Arsenal and Liverpool, while Newcastle are also said to be considering a player-swap deal that could tempt the Hammers.
Outside England, Saudi Arabian clubs Al-Hilal and Al-Nasr have all shown keen interest in Kudus.
It still remains unknown the coub the bona fide playmaker will sign for ahead of the 2025-26 season.
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