West Ham United may sell Kudus for £60 million under fiscal pressure

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is trapped by the Premier League's profit and sustainability rules, West Ham United faces huge fiscal pressure for reconstruction this summer, which has caused the transfer rumors of winger Kudus to continue to heat up. It is reported that the Hammer Gang could sell the Ghana international for £60 million, well below its £85 million penalty clause.

Tottenham has listed Kudus as the main signing target, and its window for triggering liquidated damages within the first 10 days of July is about to close. Although West Ham United has always been competitive with Tottenham and prefers to sell players to other teams, it has to deal with it pragmatically in order to alleviate financial pressure. If the Spurs offer is in place, Kudus may become the first player to switch to Tottenham from West Ham to the end of 2011.

In addition to Tottenham, Manchester United, Newcastle and other teams are also very interested in Kudus. Although Chelsea is optimistic about its frontcourt versatility, it has completed the signings between Gittens and Joao Pedro, and may suspend the action. West Ham coach Porter is open to selling Kudus, after all, the right-hand side where the player is good at overlaps with the captain Bowen's position.

At present, West Ham United adheres to the "sell first and buy" strategy. In addition to Kudus, high-paid players such as Alvarez and Agold are also on the sale list. But midfielder Paqueta was blocked from the betting investigation and was unable to quickly recover funds by selling him. Under the constraints of financial rules, Kudus' transfer transaction will directly affect the Hammer Gang's lineup reconstruction plan this summer.