Chelsea have been linked with a move for Mohammed Kudus. The club is keen on the player to add depth to their attack, and they see Kudus as an ideal acquisition due to his ability to operate anywhere across the front three. Chelsea have secured Champions League qualification, making them an attractive destination for Kudus.

Team Talk reports on the potential transfer of Mohammed Kudus to Chelsea as part of a swap deal. Mohammed Kudus has been offered to Chelsea as part of a possible swap deal involving Chelsea keeper Robert Sanchez. West Ham want £70m for Kudus, almost double what they paid Ajax two years ago.

Chelsea is interested in acquiring Mohamed Kudus from West Ham to strengthen their squad for the 2025-26 season. Kudus, an offensive midfielder, scored 5 goals and made 3 assists this year, a decline compared to the 2023-24 season. West Ham previously acquired him from Ajax for more than £35 million (43 million euros). The current asking price is £70 million (85 million euros), but Chelsea might lower this by offering two players in exchange: goalkeeper Robert Sanchez and midfielder Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall.

The Sun has reported that Chelsea is attempting to acquire West Ham's Mohammed Kudus by proposing a part-exchange deal involving Robert Sanchez and Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall. Chelsea is eager to strengthen their forward line following their success in the Conference League. However, West Ham has rejected Chelsea's proposal for Kudus this summer. Although the exact fee offered remains undisclosed, Chelsea was prepared to include first-team players Sanchez and Dewsbury-Hall to make the offer more appealing. Kudus, who was purchased by West Ham from Ajax for £38 million two years ago, has also drawn interest from Saudi Arabia but is said to prefer remaining in England. The 24-year-old had a stellar debut season at West Ham, scoring 18 goals across all competitions and providing 10 assists. His performance last season was less prolific, with five goals in the Premier League and an additional three assists. It is reported that Kudus's contract contains an £85 million release clause, valid for the first 10 days of July.