Tottenham agree deal to sign Mohammed Kudus from West Ham

Tottenham Hotspur have reportedly agreed a deal to sign Ghana attacker Mohammed Kudus from West Ham this summer, according to journalist David Ornstein.

Tottenham, who have locked in talks with the versatile attacker for a while now, look to have finally sealed a move for the former Ajax winger.

Kudus joined West Ham from Ajax for €41.5 million in the summer of 2023. He registered five goals and four assists in 35 Premier League games for the Hammers last season.

Per The Athletic, Tottenham have finalized an agreement with West Ham to sign forward Kudus following over a week of negotiations.

New manager Thomas Frank endorsed the deal from the outset, and he is now poised to secure his target.

The Europa League champions are nearing their first major marquee signing of the summer, having secured permanent deals for Mathys Tel and Kevin Danso, alongside the completed transfer of Kota Takai.

Kudus registered five goals and four assists for West Ham in the Premier League last season(Image: Getty Images)

West Ham rejected an initial €58 million (£48m) offer from Tottenham but have now accepted an improved bid of approximately €64 million(£55m).

Besides Tottenham, London rivals Chelsea reportedly expressed interest in the dynamic winger, but the 24-year-old has focused on negotiations with Spurs, according to Ornstein.

Kudus is scheduled to undergo a medical with Tottenham on Thursday, after which he will officially complete his transfer. He recorded 19 goals and 13 assists in 80 appearances for West Ham.

During his first season at West Ham, he showed immense promise of his talent, however, his second campaign, however, was much less successful.

Kudus is anticipated to sign with Tottenham, barring any unexpected issues before his scheduled medical on Thursday.