British media: Kudus has informed West Ham United that he does not want to transfer to the Saudi League this summer

June 4th, according to British media TBR, 24-year-old Ghana international Kudus has informed West Ham United that he does not want to transfer to Saudi Arabia this summer.

Kudus' performance at West Ham United is not stable. He has made 35 appearances in various competitions, contributing 5 goals and 4 assists. Although Kudus' form rebounded at the end of the season, he failed to close to his 14 goals for the Hammers last season. As West Ham plans to re-tune the roster for next season, the possibility of selling Kudus is growing.

According to TBR football chief reporter Graeme Bailey, Kudus rejected the invitation from the Saudi professional league because he knew that there were several clubs in the Premier League interested him. Kudus's termination clause exceeds 80 million pounds, but West Ham is willing to let people go at a lower price.

It is understood that the Saudi professional league is willing to pay more than £70 million to sign Kudus, but the player himself said that he does not want to play in the Middle East at this stage. Sources said several Premier League clubs are interested in Kudus, and in the past week, teams such as Manchester United and Chelsea have discussed the possibility of a swap deal.

Of course, Arsenal had been interested in Kudus in January, and perhaps Arteta's team will try to bring him in again. Currently, West Ham's asking price for Kudus is more than £50 million. In January, Arsenal's offer to Cudus was close to £80 million, but no agreement was finally reached.