Big-spending Saudi Pro League giants Al-Nassr are reportedly interested in signing 24-year-old Ghanaian international Mohammed Kudus from West Ham United.

According to a report by Give Me Sport, Mohammed Kudus is the subject of interest from Al-Nassr. The big-spending Saudi Pro League giants are keen on reinforcing their offensive unit in the summer transfer window and have set their sights on the West Ham United forward. They are willing to fork out £85 million to sign the Ghanaian international in the coming months.

Mohammed Kudus and his West Ham journey so far

Mohammed Kudus has endured a topsy-turvy ride since joining West Ham United from Ajax in August 2023. The African attacker was among the most highly sought-after players in the market when he arrived at the London Stadium nearly two years ago. However, he has blown hot and cold during his spell with West Ham thus far.

While Kudus was excellent in his debut season, he has not maintained that form this term and is experiencing the infamous “second season syndrome”. The 24-year-old has been extremely underwhelming in the 2024/25 campaign, managing only three goals and three assists in 30 appearances across all competitions.

Nevertheless, Kudus remains highly sought-after in the market, with several well-known clubs across Europe setting their sights on him. Widespread reports have linked the Ghanaian international with Premier League bigwigs. However, Al-Nassr will aim to beat the competition to the West Ham United attacker’s signature in the summer transfer window.

Saudi adventure beckons?

Al-Nassr’s interest in Mohammed Kudus makes sense. While the big-spending Saudi Pro League giants have already completed several big-money signings, Stefano Pioli wants more firepower in the final third. So, several candidates, including Luis Diaz, are on Al-Nassr’s radar.

However, Kudus is also a viable target, with Al-Nassr ready to cough up £85 million to secure his services in the summer transfer window. Meanwhile, West Ham United will unlikely stand in the former Ajax attacker’s way as they are ready to cash in on him in the coming months.

West Ham United’s stance makes sense, considering Kudus has blown hot and cold in the 2024/25 campaign. So, it will be interesting to see if Al-Nassr can convince the East London club to part ways with the 24-year-old Ghanaian international in a deal worth around £85 million in the summer transfer window.