West Ham star Mohammed Kudus will probably leave the London club this summer according to former chief scout Mick Brown. The Ghana winger signed a five-year deal back in August 2023 but has caught the eye of Chelsea and Tottenham. Both Premier League rivals want to snap up the talented 24-year-old before the transfer window closes. Brown worked at Manchester United for more than ten years during their golden period and knows talent when he sees it. He believes West Ham will sell Kudus even though they paid good money for him.
Chelsea has already signed Joao Pedro and Jamie Gittens but wants more attacking players for manager Enzo Maresca. The Blues have deep pockets and seem ready to spend whatever it takes to build their squad. Tottenham also wants Kudus and talks are happening between all parties right away. Brown thinks clubs will try to pay less than the reported 80 million pound price tag. West Ham might accept a lower offer because they would still make a massive profit.
The former scout admits he worries about how reliable Kudus can be from game to game. Kudus scored 14 goals and made six assists in his first season at West Ham but managed just five goals last campaign. His form dropped off badly which explains why some people have doubts about him. Brown believes other clubs think they can help Kudus play better and reach his full potential. The player is currently back home in Ghana enjoying his break from football.
Chelsea has already signed Joao Pedro and Jamie Gittens but wants more attacking players for manager Enzo Maresca. The Blues have deep pockets and seem ready to spend whatever it takes to build their squad. Tottenham also wants Kudus and talks are happening between all parties right away. Brown thinks clubs will try to pay less than the reported 80 million pound price tag. West Ham might accept a lower offer because they would still make a massive profit.
The former scout admits he worries about how reliable Kudus can be from game to game. Kudus scored 14 goals and made six assists in his first season at West Ham but managed just five goals last campaign. His form dropped off badly which explains why some people have doubts about him. Brown believes other clubs think they can help Kudus play better and reach his full potential. The player is currently back home in Ghana enjoying his break from football.
