Tottenham Hotspur’s 2024/25 season was largely forgettable until they defeated Manchester United in the Europa League final to qualify for the Champions League. Their 17th-place finish in the Premier League saw Ange Postecoglou replaced by Thomas Frank, who will be eager to help Spurs improve and compete well in Europe. According to Fabrizio Romano, West Ham player Mohammed Kudus is seemingly edging closer to joining them.
Tottenham Hotspur Aim to Strengthen With Mohammed Kudus Signing
Kudus Only Wants Spurs Move
Thomas Frank will be keen to strengthen the Spurs squad, and so far this summer, they’ve secured Mathys Tel’s permanent move from Bayern Munich. Kevin Danso has also joined from Ligue 1 team Lens, with fellow defender Luka Vuskovic signing from Hajduk Split.
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Now, it seems Mohammed Kudus could be next through the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium doors. According to Romano and other reports, Kudus’ “clear intention is to join Spurs.” He had been linked with a move to Chelsea, but it appears the Ghanaian international has said yes to the Spurs project. Club-to-club talks will continue soon, with the hope that a deal can be reached for Kudus to join Thomas Frank’s squad.
Qualities Mohammed Kudus Would Bring to Tottenham Hotspur
Kudus has previously been described as a “top talent,” and his close control and dribbling ability would surely excite the Tottenham faithful, who had little to celebrate last season. He would bring versatility to their attack, whether on either flank, in an attacking midfield role, or even as a striker.
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His low sense of gravity and speed ensure he glides past defenders effortlessly. This type of player would bring swagger back to a Spurs attack that lacked confidence throughout last season. Despite his abilities as an individual, he’s a good team player who links up well with his teammates, whether with short 1-2 passes or more ambitious long balls.
Fast, skilful and direct, Kudus would undoubtedly be embraced by the Tottenham Hotspur faithful.