Team Talk reports on Tottenham's pursuit of Mohammed Kudus and their plans to submit a new bid.

According to former Premier League scout Mick Brown, Mohammed Kudus has made it clear to West Ham United that he wants to join Tottenham Hotspur. Kudus is not interested in discussing a move with any other club, despite interest from three or four clubs, including Chelsea. Tottenham have already had offers rejected for Kudus and are expected to come forward with an improved offer. The situation puts pressure on West Ham to accept an offer from Tottenham, which is the player's preferred destination.

Goal.com reports on Tottenham's latest bid for Mohammed Kudus, which included bonuses for winning the Premier League and Champions League, according to a new report.

Tottenham have agreed personal terms with Mohammed Kudus. Spurs are determined to make Kudus their next major signing. An opening bid worth £50m has been knocked back by West Ham, though talks between the two clubs are continuing. Romano confirmed an improved second bid is on the way and also revealed personal terms between Spurs and Kudus are settled. Kudus wants Spurs and Spurs only, giving total priority to Tottenham. Thomas Frank has approved Kudus as a top target for Tottenham this summer.

Goal.com reports on Tottenham Hotspur's bid for Mohammed Kudus, which was rejected by West Ham. Tottenham Hotspur tabled a bid worth £50 million for Mohammed Kudus, but West Ham have reportedly rejected it. Spurs will return with a fresh bid soon as they have made Kudus their number one priority in the transfer market after getting Thomas Frank's approval. Kudus wants to join the North London side this summer.

Fabrizio Romano reports that talks between Mohammed Kudus and Tottenham on project/personal terms are underway with a positive approach. Kudus is open to joining Spurs while talks continue with both the player and West Ham sides. Tottenham might be a tempting option for Kudus to ensure regular playtime.

Team Talk reports on Tottenham Hotspur's interest in signing Mohammed Kudus from West Ham United. Tottenham Hotspur are interested in signing Mohammed Kudus from West Ham United. Tottenham have had two bids rejected, with the second bid being £55m, including add-ons. West Ham has set a release clause at £84m but are willing to accept closer to £65m to facilitate the transfer. Tottenham's CEO, Vinai Venkatesham, is involved in brokering the deal, leveraging his relationship with West Ham. There are concerns about the transfer potentially collapsing due to historical tensions between the clubs.

Team Talk reports on Tottenham Hotspur's pursuit of Mohammed Kudus amid competition from Chelsea and West Ham's firm stance on his valuation. Tottenham Hotspur have made two offers for Mohammed Kudus, with the latest being £55m. However, West Ham want £65-70m for Kudus. Spurs need to increase their offer to prevent him from joining Chelsea.

Tottenham have emerged as the first club to make direct contact with Kudus, identifying the Ghanaian as a key addition who can offer valuable squad depth. Kudus is seen as a primary target to address their attacking issues this summer.

Team Talk reports on Tottenham Hotspur's interest in Mohammed Kudus as a potential transfer target. Mohammed Kudus is targeted by Tottenham Hotspur with manager Thomas Frank giving the green light for the transfer. Despite historical reluctance from West Ham to sell to Spurs, they are willing to negotiate below the player's £85m release clause due to financial concerns and potential character issues. The transfer fee is set at £60m, which is deemed manageable for Tottenham. Kudus is considered a direct replacement for Son Heung-min, who is linked with an exit.

Goal.com reports on Tottenham's 'positive' talks for West Ham's attacking midfielder Mohammed Kudus, who is open to the move. Tottenham have held 'positive' talks for West Ham attacking midfielder Mohammed Kudus, who is open to the move.

Team Talk reports on Tottenham Hotspur's interest in signing Mohammed Kudus from West Ham United.

Tottenham Hotspur are interested in signing Mohammed Kudus during the summer transfer window. They have already made contact with his new agents. Kudus is open to joining Tottenham, seeing it as an ideal step up in his career. Tottenham recently won a European trophy and qualified for the Champions League, making them an attractive destination.

Tottenham Hotspur have reportedly engaged in talks with West Ham United regarding a potential summer move for Ghanaian attacker Mohamed Kudus. Spurs are preparing to make an opening bid in the region of £50 million, although that figure falls short of the £65 million valuation set by West Ham. Tottenham must move decisively, and possibly increase their offer, to stand a genuine chance of landing the Ghanaian star this summer.

Goal.com reports on Tottenham's approach to sign Mohammed Kudus from West Ham.

According to 90min, West Ham is open to the idea of transferring Mohammed Kudus, who has been associated with clubs like Arsenal, Liverpool, and Tottenham Hotspur, and has an £85m release clause. The club's willingness to let go of Kudus, who has attracted attention from leading Premier League teams, underscores his rising status in European football. A possible transfer to Tottenham Hotspur is seen as a potential enhancement to their attacking lineup, while West Ham aims to secure a deal that satisfies the release clause, guaranteeing the club maximizes the value of their valuable player.