West Ham Nears £60m Sale of Mohammed Kudus to Tottenham

West Ham United is considering selling Mohammed Kudus this summer amid financial pressures and interest from several clubs, including Tottenham, Chelsea, and Saudi Arabian teams. Tottenham is particularly keen on acquiring Kudus, reportedly preparing to increase their bid after a £50 million offer was rejected; a deal around £60 million could be sufficient to trigger his £85 million Premier League release clause. The club aims to use funds from Kudus' sale to support head coach Graham Potter's squad rebuilding, as they must adhere to Premier League profitability and sustainability regulations. If sold, West Ham has identified Ipswich's Omari Hutchinson as a potential replacement, viewing him as a promising but still developing talent. While Kudus has struggled with form recently, his versatility across attacking positions makes him a valuable asset, with Tottenham seeing him as a key signing to boost their competitive ambitions. Additionally, Saudi clubs like Neom Sports Club present lucrative financial offers that could tempt Kudus away from Premier League football despite his preference for Champions League competition.