Tottenham Move Closer to Kudus Transfer After Personal Terms Breakthrough
Mohammed Kudus to Tottenham is edging closer to reality as Spurs agree personal terms with the West Ham star — but a deal is far from done just yet.
The 24-year-old Ghanaian winger has been a standout name on Spurs’ radar after an underwhelming 2024/25 campaign with the Hammers, in which he registered just 5 goals and 4 assists across all competitions.
Despite his dip in form, Kudus remains a valuable asset — and Tottenham’s £50 million opening bid has already been rejected by West Ham.
“Personal terms are not expected to be an issue between Kudus and Spurs,” reported David Ornstein. — The Athletic
Spurs Make Kudus a Priority Signing
Tottenham are expected to return with an improved bid, likely around £60 million, as Ange Postecoglou eyes new firepower for his evolving forward line.
Kudus is said to prefer a move to Spurs over other suitors like Chelsea, believing the North London club offers a clearer project and playing role.
West Ham, battling PSR (Profit and Sustainability Rules) pressures, may reluctantly accept a higher offer to balance their summer finances.
Kudus vs. 2023/24: Why His Stock Has Fallen
While Kudus set the league alight in his debut season, the drop-off has been steep. Here’s how his 2024/25 compares:
| Stat (2024/25) | Mohammed Kudus |
|---|---|
| Appearances | 35 |
| Goals | 5 |
| Assists | 4 |
| Goal Contributions per Game | 0.26 |
His lack of consistency has raised doubts, and for £60m, West Ham may see this as the right time to cash in.
Should West Ham Accept £60m?
Yes. Kudus still holds strong resale value, but at £60m, it’s likely his peak in market value — especially given his dip in end product and the club’s need to reinvest wisely.
Key Insights
- Kudus agrees personal terms with Spurs
- West Ham reject opening £50m bid
- £60m could unlock deal
- Only 9 goal contributions in 35 appearances last season
- Chelsea also interested, but Kudus prefers Spurs
What’s Next?
Spurs are expected to return with an improved bid. If West Ham accept, Kudus could become Postecoglou’s marquee summer signing.
Should West Ham cash in on Kudus now — or hold out for more?
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