Mohammed Kudus is highly rated by many very good judges.
When BBC chief football writer Phil McNulty spoke to Danny Murphy at the end of last season about players Liverpool should be looking at this summer, the former Reds midfielder named Kudus as one. The player is sought after - despite being as underwhelming last season as he was electrifying in 2023-24 following a £38m move from Ajax.
He only scored five goals in the most recent campaign, down from 14 the year before, and was often ineffective in the system preferred by head coach Graham Potter, who took charge in January and favours wing-backs over wingers.
Kudus was often used up front by Potter and seldom featured wide on the right, arguably his best position, but one in which West Ham already have captain Jarrod Bowen.
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