Kudos to Spurs for Kudus: Tottenham ink Ghanaian striker
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Reading Time: 1min | Thu. 10.07.25. | 12:52
A medical is scheduled for Thursday. He'll sign a six-year contract
Tottenham Hotspur have sealed the deal for West Ham's striker Mohammed Kudus, The Athletic reports.
According to them, the clubs agreed on a fee of around £55million, and a medical is scheduled to take place today before signing a six-year contract with the north London club.
🤍🩺 Mohammed Kudus will complete his medical at Tottenham today, plan confirmed.
— Fabrizio Romano (@FabrizioRomano) July 10, 2025
Spurs and West Ham have now started also to exchange documents after deal agreed.
£55m fee will be paid in 3 years. pic.twitter.com/dkygijmAB9
The 24-year-old Ghanaian's buyout clause is only active for the first ten days of July. It is valued at £80 million for teams in the rest of Europe, £85 million for those in the Premier League, and £120 million for those in Saudi Arabia.
Kudus registered five goals and four assists in 35 Premier League games for West Ham last season, a tad bit less than during his debut EPL campaign, when he scored eight goals and added nine assists.
Spurs, led by their new boss Thomas Frank, have been eager to sign an attacker along with securing a permanent deal for Mathys Tel, who spent the second half of last season on loan from Bayern Munich. Tel, 20, has signed a six-year contract after moving for a fee worth up to €45m.
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