West Ham United is considering selling Mohammed Kudus due to his decline in performance. There is interest from Saudi Pro League club Al Nassr, who are prepared to bid €100m for him. Kudus has a £120m release clause specifically for Saudi clubs. Al Nassr previously approached West Ham for Kudus in January after a €90m bid for Kaoru Mitoma was rejected.

Al Nassr is reportedly interested in Mohammed Kudus and is preparing a bid of 100 million euros, as reported by transfer expert Ben Jacobs. Kudus has a transfer clause of 140 million euros for Saudi clubs, but Al Nassr is confident that West Ham United will accept less. Ajax may benefit from this transfer due to a resale percentage of 10% they negotiated when selling Kudus to West Ham for 43 million euros.

Team Talk reports on Al-Nassr's interest in securing Mohammed Kudus with a lucrative offer. Al-Nassr could offer Mohammed Kudus huge wages to head to the Middle East. West Ham will accept bids worth around £60m, which has put Al-Nassr on alert. Al-Nassr admires Kudus for his versatility.

Al Nassr is interested in Mohammed Kudus as a potential replacement for Anderson Talisca, who moved to Fenerbahce. Al Nassr is willing to exceed the release clause of 85 million pounds set for European clubs, as this clause is higher for Arab clubs. The club sees Kudus as a perfect fit despite his challenging season with only three goals in 27 appearances.