Mohammed Kudus Joins Tottenham Hotspur from West Ham United

Tottenham Hotspur have signed Mohammed Kudus from West Ham United. The Ghana international completed his medical and signed a long-term contract. Kudus will wear number 20 and strengthen Tottenham’s attack for the new season.

According to a previous report, Mohammed Kudus will sign a six-year contract with Tottenham.

MEDICAL CLEARED AND CONTRACT AGREED

Kudus finished his medical at Tottenham on July 10. He only needed to sign documents to finalize the deal. The transfer fee is about £54.5 million. West Ham confirmed his exit, thanking Kudus after his 19 goals in 80 games in two seasons.

According to a previous report, Mohammed Kudus scored seven goals and made four assists last season in 31 league appearances for West Ham.

Additionally, a previous report confirmed that Tottenham agreed to pay West Ham United about £60 million for Mohammed Kudus.

TOTTENHAM AND WEST HAM: SEASON REVIEW AND STANDINGS

Tottenham won the UEFA Europa League last season, beating Manchester United 1-0 in the final. However, their Premier League form was poor as they finished 17th, barely avoiding relegation.

A previous report confirmed that Tottenham finished 17th in the Premier League last season.

West Ham ended 10th, safe from danger but not challenging the top half.

According to a previous report, West Ham finished 10th last year in the Premier League.

Kudus was West Ham’s bright spot, adding 13 assists to his 19 goals in London.

LOOKING AHEAD: WHAT KUDUS BRINGS TO SPURS

Kudus joins a Tottenham team hoping to build on their European success but needing domestic improvement. His direct style, versatility, and scoring provide new attacking options. Tottenham’s next game is the Premier League opener against recently-promoted Burnley.

According to a previous report, Tottenham’s first pre-season friendly is on July 13 against Celtic.

Kudus’s arrival aims to move Tottenham up the league and challenge for more trophies next year.