Tottenham Complete Major Transfer Coup with Kudus Signing
Mohammed Kudus
Tottenham Hotspur have confirmed the signing of Mohammed Kudus from London rivals West Ham United in a blockbuster £55 million deal.
The move marks a significant statement of intent from the North London club as they continue to build a dynamic, attack-minded squad under manager Ange Postecoglou.
Kudus, 24, becomes Spurs’ latest marquee signing, agreeing to a six-year contract that ties him to the club until 2030.
The Ghanaian international only joined West Ham from Ajax last summer but wasted little time making his mark in the Premier League.
His explosive pace, technical ability, and eye for goal made him a standout figure in David Moyes’ side—and now, he’ll bring those talents to Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
Kudus Leaves West Ham After Breakout Premier League Season
Kudus impressed in his debut season in England, scoring goals, creating chances, and showing tremendous versatility by playing across the attacking midfield and forward lines. His quick rise caught the attention of multiple top-flight clubs, but it was Spurs who moved decisively to secure his services.
Despite interest from abroad, the player was said to be keen on staying in the Premier League. With Tottenham’s attacking style and European ambitions, the move presents a natural next step in Kudus’ progression.
West Ham, though reluctant to part ways with one of their prized assets, agreed to the £55m fee—turning a profit on the player just a year after his £38m move from Ajax.
Spurs Not Done Yet: Gibbs-White Set to Follow
The Kudus deal may be the headline-maker, but Tottenham’s aggressive transfer push continues. Sources close to the club have confirmed that Spurs have triggered the £60 million ($81 million) release clause in Morgan Gibbs-White’s Nottingham Forest contract.
The 24-year-old midfielder is expected to undergo his medical in the next 24 hours, with the deal moving quickly towards completion. Should it go through, Gibbs-White would become Tottenham’s second major midfield acquisition of the window and add another creative spark to Postecoglou’s reshaped engine room.
Gibbs-White played a central role in Forest’s Premier League survival last season, often shouldering much of the creative burden. His ability to operate in tight spaces, link play, and contribute goals makes him a perfect stylistic fit for Postecoglou’s high-tempo system.
Kudus, Gibbs-White and a New Era for Tottenham
Tottenham are clearly not holding back this summer. With the Kudus signing wrapped up and the Gibbs-White deal nearing completion, the club is signaling a new level of ambition. These moves not only boost the quality of the squad but also send a message to Premier League rivals that Spurs are ready to challenge on multiple fronts.
While other clubs are still navigating the early stages of the summer window, Tottenham have wasted no time getting key business done. With Kudus now officially in the fold and Gibbs-White likely to follow, Spurs fans have every reason to be excited about what’s ahead.
