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West Ham United could sell Mohammed Kudus this summer and already makes progress in hunting for replacing it.
West Ham and Mohammed Kudus could go their separate ways
The Hammers expect a lot of movement in both directions in the coming months and could be settled to separate from one of their best players if we believe the reports.
Recently, Chelsea contacted a potential decision for the KudusAnd it would also be on the radar of Premier league Rivals Manchester United and Newcastle United.
Curiously, the international Ghana has a liberation clause of 85 million pounds sterling which is open to high -level clubs in England in the first ten days of July. However, it remains to be seen if a saga involving the ancient man in Ajax will develop at the London stadium.
In the case of Newcastle, Former scout Mick Brown believes they would try to travel kudus at lower costs than its output clause Due to the premium involved in a potential transfer.
“At 85 million pounds sterling or whatever his release clause, there is no way that Newcastle does this case. They will consider it if they can reduce this price, but they are not sure of him. They also have other targets, so I think they are more likely to go before Kudus.”
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If Kudus had to leave, the hammers should act decisively on the market to obtain an appropriate replacement, and they could well approach an intelligent acquisition if this turn of events should occur.
West Ham “well positioned” to sign Nicolas Gonzalez
According to journalist Sébastien Vidal, West Ham is “well positioned” to sign Juventus winger Nicolas Gonzalez and the Argentinian international is likely to be in motion for 22 million pounds sterling this summer.
Given as an ideal replacement for Kudus, the 23 -year -old recorded five goals and four assists in 36 appearances all competitions last season. While he was not part of the winning team of the World Cup of his country, he is very decorated at the international level, winning two COPA Americas.
Capable of playing on a flank, as an attacking midfielder or in the middle, it is a versatile presence that could help to alleviate the burden of Jarrod Bowen in terms of creation.
Nevertheless, it remains to be seen if Kudus will have to leave first for a decision to pass or if the financing would already be available in terms of being able to respond both its transfer costs and its wages.
Anyway, West Ham seems to have intensified his hunt for reinforcements of attack and there will be a lot of excitement in eastern London if it materializes.
