Tottenham Signs Ghana’s Kudus for £55 Million, Nears Gibbs-White Deal

Tottenham Hotspur has signed Ghanaian forward Mohammed Kudus from West Ham United in a high-profile transfer reportedly worth £55 million, marking a significant addition to the squad under new head coach Thomas Frank. Kudus, 24, impressed at West Ham with 19 goals in 80 appearances and chose Tottenham over other interested clubs, including Chelsea, attracted by Frank's development project. Alongside Kudus, Tottenham is close to securing Nottingham Forest midfielder Morgan Gibbs-White for around £60 million, with the England international having played a key role in Forest's return to European competition after a 27-year absence. Gibbs-White’s potential transfer, which followed the activation of his release clause, represents a major coup for Spurs despite interest from Manchester City. Tottenham's ambitious rebuilding continues with these signings, aiming to strengthen their squad for a competitive season and their return to Europe's premier club competition. These moves highlight Spurs' aggressive summer strategy under Frank to reshape the team and compete at the highest level.