Saudi Pro League giants Al-Ittihad have reportedly entered the race to sign West Ham United winger Mohammed Kudus, intensifying competition for the Ghanaian international’s signature.
Kudus, who joined the Hammers earlier this year, has been linked with a high-profile move to Arsenal, with reports suggesting the Gunners are prepared to spend £85 million to secure his services. Liverpool, too, are said to be keen on the 23-year-old as they eye a potential replacement for Mohamed Salah, whose Anfield future remains uncertain beyond this season.
Now, Al-Ittihad—Saudi Arabia’s wealthiest club and reigning Pro League champions—have emerged as serious contenders. Known for their financial muscle, the Jeddah-based side could look to outbid Premier League giants with a lucrative offer in the January transfer window, ahead of Kudus’ release clause becoming active.
With Kudus’ impressive performances drawing attention from Europe and beyond, the battle for his signature could escalate into one of the standout transfer sagas of 2024.
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