Thewesthamway reported that West Ham is trying to sell Mohammed Kudus, and many clubs are interested.
Ghana international Kudus is reportedly expected to leave East London in the summer transfer window, as last season was not ideal for him. Coach Porter hopes to form a new team that fits his vision, and Kudus' potential transfer fee will provide important financial support for the summer transfer window.
club insiders said Tottenham showed interest in the striker: "Our most valuable player is Kudus, who has attracted the attention of many clubs at home and abroad. We have reported on the interest of Arsenal, Manchester United, Chelsea and Newcastle, and now there is another new competitor, Tottenham. It is said that Levi has asked about Kudus' valuation. The club is unwilling to sell, and the current inquiry is about £50 million, which is much lower than what West Ham United thinks is acceptable. The termination clause is about £85 million, but West Ham may consider lowering it slightly. "
" Hopefully, bidding wars break out between the clubs of interest, pushing the price to close to £85 million, so that the deal can be accepted, bringing much-needed funds to clubs short of funds. However, it will be difficult to accept seeing Kudus play for these teams. Some Saudi clubs are said to be willing to pay close to £85 million, but Kudus makes it clear that he wants to stay in the Premier League. The clubs want to raise the offer for Premier League teams before considering accepting."