Tottenham are targeting a versatile forward capable of operating across the front line, and Kudus has emerged as a key option. He is among several attacking players the club is considering, including Bryan Mbeumo, Antoine Semenyo, and Eberechi Eze.
Kudus is also on Newcastle’s radar as an alternative if their pursuit of Anthony Elanga falls through.
A potential move would mark a rare transfer between Tottenham and West Ham, with no deal occurring between the clubs since 2011. However, with West Ham eager to offload Kudus to support their summer rebuild under Graham Potter, a deal is now a real possibility.
The player is fully aware of the interest and is open to a move. Kudus previously rejected a highly lucrative offer from the Saudi Pro League, choosing to prioritise his career in Europe despite the offer nearing West Ham’s £70 million valuation.
Chelsea remain interested in Kudus despite progressing with deals for other forwards. They continue to monitor the situation closely as Tottenham and Newcastle maintain their pursuit.
There is also talk of Chelsea exploring the possibility of including players in a swap deal to secure Kudus, though this approach does not align with West Ham’s current plans. Meanwhile, Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall remains a player of interest for West Ham’s ongoing rebuild.
Kudus is expected to be at the centre of one of the summer’s major transfer battles, with top Premier League clubs vying for his signature.
