Mohammed Kudus has had a fantastic first season at West Ham following his arrival from Ajax last summer. His impressive form has appeared to catch the attention of rival Premier League clubs, including the likes of Liverpool and Arsenal.
However, Fabrizio Romano has exclusively told GIVEMESPORT that the Hammers have remained quiet over the player’s future and that it would take a crazy proposal to tempt them into a move so soon. It’s no surprise clubs are circling as he’s scored 13 goals and registered seven assists for his club across all competitions this term.
He scored five of those goals in West Ham’s Europa League campaign that saw them progress to the quarter-finals before they were knocked out by Bundesliga champions Bayer Leverkusen. In a season where manager David Moyes has drawn plenty of criticism as they sit outside of European places, Kudus has certainly been one of very few shining lights for the club.
Rumours surrounding Kudus’ future gained momentum earlier this month when it was reported Liverpool are ready to trigger a release clause. As per Ibrahim Sannie Daara from GhanaSoccerNet, the Reds are said to want to bolster their attacking ranks with the acquisition of the West Ham man, and they face competition from the likes of Arsenal, Real Madrid and Manchester City.
However, Romano says there are no guarantees any release clause comes into effect this summer and it would likely take a ‘crazy’ proposal for the Hammers to consider parting ways with their star man.
