- Manchester United joins race to sign Mohammed Kudus from West Ham.
- Kudus impresses in first season, attracting top clubs' attention.
- Manchester United eyes Kudus to boost attack, focusing on young talent.
- West Ham demands high fee for Kudus amid Paqueta uncertainty.
Manchester United have reportedly joined the race to sign Mohammed Kudus from West Ham United ahead of the summer transfer window. The Ghana international has attracted significant interest after an impressive first season with the Hammers, leading to attention from top clubs.
According to sources cited by The Mirror, Manchester United are keen on making statement signings, and Kudus fits the bill as a player who has excelled in the Premier League.
The Red Devils are considering a move for the talented youngster to strengthen their attacking options. Reports suggest that Manchester United may have adjusted their transfer strategy to focus on young players, aligning with Kudus’ profile as a promising talent.
The 23-year-old’s stellar performances, which saw him score 18 goals and provide seven assists across all competitions for West Ham, have attracted attention from several top clubs. Liverpool have also been linked with a potential move for Kudus, highlighting the Ghanaian’s growing stature in European football.
However, Manchester United’s reputation for attracting top talent, even without Champions League football, could give them an edge in the race for Kudus’ signature.
Despite potential concerns surrounding their transfer budget, Manchester United are reportedly prepared to invest in a marquee signing like Kudus. West Ham are expected to demand a substantial fee for the talented attacker, especially amid the uncertainty caused by the Lucas Paqueta betting charges situation.
