Tottenham Set To Seal £70m Deal With West Ham For Kudus

Mohammed Kudus could be set for a surprise switch across London, with Tottenham Hotspur eyeing a move from West Ham United.

With Son Heung-min likely to exit, Spurs boss Thomas Frank is targeting a proven Premier League attacker. While Bryan Mbeumo and Antoine Semenyo have been considered, Kudus has recently emerged as a key target.

Managerial shifts at West Ham last season affected Kudus’ form, sparking Tottenham’s interest. Though his £85m release clause is only active during the first 10 days of July, Spurs are banking on his frustrations and Champions League ambitions to seal the deal.

An opening bid of £50m is expected, but ex-Spurs scout Bryan King suggests it may take closer to £70m to land the Ghanaian star.

“I believe the final fee will be around £70 million it’s going to be a significant amount. But if West Ham are losing a player of Kudus’ calibre, they’ll need to bring in a strong replacement.

They should hold out for the full £85 million. Whether that puts Tottenham off remains to be seen, but in my opinion, £50 million is a lowball offer. Levy knows the release clause, so it comes across as disrespectful.”

🚨@BenJacob states Tottenham have been given the opportunity to sign Mohammed Kudus however no offer from Spurs is imminent at this time.

🗣️“West Ham have offered Mohammed Kudus to several clubs. There is a realistic chance he leaves this summer.”

🗣️“Kudus has three release… pic.twitter.com/pA3V68yPRB

— Last Word On Spurs (@LastWordOnSpurs) June 19, 2025

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