“SHOCKING West Ham BOMBSHELL: ‘Lightning-Fast’ Kudus Replacement Set to IGNITE the Premier League in JAW-DROPPING Transfer Coup!”
West Ham preparing to find a replacement for Mohammed Kudus
Ghana international Mohammed Kudus is eager to join Tottenham Hotspur, with negotiations between Spurs and West Ham United ongoing over a potential transfer.
Talks are being led by Kudus’ representatives at ROOF, and a deal in the region of £60–65 million could soon be agreed.
The West Ham midfielder endured a below-par season under Graham Potter, managing just five goals and three assists—a significant dip in form compared to his debut campaign.
Meanwhile, West Ham are eyeing Atalanta forward Ademola Lookman as a potential replacement.
The former Everton and Fulham winger is reportedly open to a return to English football, according to Sky Sports.
Veteran commentator Ian Darke, speaking exclusively to West Ham Zone, backed the move.
“They would be sad to lose the Kudus of two seasons ago, but many felt his heart wasn’t in it last season, so they’ll probably feel he’s better off leaving.
Lookman, as he showed with that hat trick in the 2024 Europa League final, can be electric. The Hammers are crying out for pace.”
Lookman appears to be a strong candidate to fill Kudus’ shoes, particularly after a standout season in Serie A, where he tallied 15 goals and five assists.
His pace, creativity, and recent European form make him a compelling option for the Hammers as they look to freshen up their attacking options.
If West Ham manage to cash in on Kudus for their desired fee, they would be in a position to meet Atalanta’s reported £52 million valuation of Lookman.
The move could prove shrewd for David Sullivan and the club’s recruitment team, especially given Lookman’s growth and consistency in one of Europe’s top leagues.
Having flourished during his time in Italy, the 26-year-old would return to the Premier League as a far more polished player.
Given his proven record and dynamic style of play, Lookman could be the spark West Ham need in the final third.
For the East London club, replacing an underperforming Kudus with a revitalised and in-form Lookman might just be the ideal summer switch.
