‘Tottenham talks now held to sign Kudus as Levy gets ready to shatter code’
Mohammed Kudus is one of West Ham’s best players and has had a great start to life in the Premier League.
The Ghanaian international had a fantastic first season in England, where he picked up 28 goal contributions in all competitions.
While the 24-year-old did not match these numbers last season, the winger is still seen as a quality player.
As a result, interest is high, with Thomas Frank aiming to bring Kudus to Tottenham this summer.
Tottenham to battle Arsenal for Kudus
Tottenham’s pursuit of Kudus has stepped up in recent weeks.
Despite Daniel Levy traditionally not doing business with their London rivals, Spurs are willing to shatter their code to sign Kudus.
Frank needs attacking reinforcements, and the Ghanaian international is seen as an ideal signing.
As a result, Tottenham are considering a £50 million bid for Kudus, which is below his release clause at West Ham.
Nevertheless, according to the Daily Mail, page 71 (20 June), Tottenham have discussed the option of signing the Hammers star.
However, Levy will have to speed up negotiations with Chelsea and Arsenal also holding talks about the winger.
Daniel Levy cannot ponder Kudus signing
One thing that has already dominated the transfer window is Levy’s slow decision-making.
Tottenham sacked Ange Postecoglou weeks after the season ended and took almost a week to appoint Frank as his successor.
If Levy does the same in the transfer window, it will cause Spurs to fall behind in the market.
Teams like Arsenal and Chelsea will steal their targets if Tottenham do not make quick and decisive decisions.
| Mohammed Kudus’ West Ham career to date | |
| Appearances | 80 |
| Goals | 19 |
| Assists | 13 |
If Levy and Frank want Kudus, then the Spurs chairman has to make sure the signing is made, and he cannot ponder.
Hopefully, firm action will be taken soon to beat their London rivals to the signing of Kudus, ready for the 2025/26 season.
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