Tottenham Reach £55m Agreement to Sign West Ham Star Mohammed Kudus
Tottenham Hotspur have officially reached an agreement to sign Ghanaian midfielder Mohammed Kudus from West Ham United for a fee of £55 million.
The talented 24-year-old is now expected to complete a medical and sign a long-term contract with Spurs in the coming days.
Sources say West Ham had initially rejected a £50 million bid from Tottenham, but after further negotiations, the clubs settled on a final £55 million deal.
Mohammed Kudus joined West Ham in 2023 from Ajax in a deal worth £38 million. Since arriving in the Premier League, Kudus has impressed with his strength, vision, and attacking flair. He has made 65 league appearances for the Hammers, scoring 13 goals and providing 9 assists.
Despite interest from several top clubs in recent weeks, Kudus reportedly made it clear that Tottenham was his preferred destination.
At West Ham United, the Ghanaian quickly became a key player, known for his versatility in midfield and forward positions. His performances have not only caught the attention of fans but also established him as one of the most promising African players in Europe.
Tottenham’s interest in Kudus aligns with their plan to build a more dynamic squad ahead of the new season. The North London club believes Kudus can bring fresh creativity and energy to their midfield.
The £55 million deal, while below his £85 million release clause, represents a significant investment by Tottenham and shows their intent to compete at a higher level.
Meanwhile, reports suggest that Spurs are also exploring a potential deal for Brentford forward Yoane Wissa as they continue strengthening their attack.
This move is expected to be one of the key transfer highlights of the summer window, especially as Tottenham look to improve on their previous campaign and secure a stronger finish in the league.
