West Ham United star Mohammed Kudus is firmly on the radar of Liverpool it seems, after new £150 million claim emerged this morning.
Mohammed Kudus only joined West Ham eight months ago, but he now could be set for a big summer move to Liverpool according to reports.
The Ghana international has been in spectacular form for the Hammers since David Moyes brought him to the London Stadium from Ajax in the summer of 2023.
Kudus recently suggested that he will get even better, if he is deployed in his favoured number 10 position.
That is a frightening prospect for our opponents. However, it seems like Kudus is a real target for Liverpool, and that may well be problematic for us.
The former Ajax star has proven that he’s ideally suited to the Premier League, what with his pace, power and cute finishing ability.
So could he really leave East London to move to Merseyside?
Mohammed Kudus to Liverpool claim made
The left-footed winger has all the hallmarks of a player who will make it at the very highest level with one of the giants of European football.
It sounds defeatist, but I strongly feel like we should all just enjoy him while he’s here.
Kudus is already being linked with a blockbuster summer move to Liverpool unfortunately for us.
According to a report from Fichajes, Kudus is a transfer target for Liverpool to replace Mohamed Salah, with the 31-year-old Egyptian being eyed up for a £150 million to the Saudi Pro League this summer.
The thing is, if Liverpool come knocking and are prepared to spend big on the Ghanaian, we may well be powerless to stop him from leaving.
The 23-year-old is a huge fan of Liverpool star Thiago Alcantara, so that little link with the Anfield club is a concern for sure.
I will say though, if Liverpool really want Mohammed Kudus, we should be demanding no less than £80- or £90 million for him.
Let’s see just how desperate they really are to sign him.
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