Arsenal have joined Chelsea in the race for versatile Premier League attacker. The player had an average season this time but is still very young. He has a high release clause but his current club can let him leave on discount.
Chelsea are willing to add more quality to their final third. They have parted ways with Jadon Sancho. In addition, Mudryk has received a lengthy ban. Lastly, both Joao Felix and Nkunku are also likely to be sold which makes a new attacker top priority for the club.
The Blues have been linked with multiple players across whole Europe. One of them is Mohammed Kudus of West Ham United. He is 24 years old and can plays on both wings as well as an attacking midfielder. Kudus is likely to get sold this summer and he wants to join a bigger club.
Arsenal join Chelsea in race for Mohammed Kudus
Arsenal are also in need of new attackers. They are focused on left winger but want the player to play on right when needed. Earlier, they wanted to sign Nico Williams but the Spaniard is likely to join Barcelona this summer. Hence, Gunners have shifted their attention to other stars.
According to The Sun, Arsenal are showing interest in Kudus. The 24 year old has now changed agents. He is represented by Roof Agency who represent Kai Havertz too. Gunners have a good relationship with the agency and this may help them in the pursuit of Kudus.
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Kudus has £85 million release clause in his contract. Earlier, West Ham wanted the interested clubs to pay this release clause fully. But, recently the reports have said that they have lowered their expectations. Kudus had a normal season this time due to which Hammers can part ways with him for around £65 million.
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