West Ham could get huge £120m transfer boost from Saudis this summer | OneFootball

West Ham United could reportedly be given a major boost in the transfer market this summer with an opportunity to sell struggling winger Mohammed Kudus.

The Ghana international made a terrific start to life at the London Stadium last season but has gone majorly downhill this term.

One imagines most West Ham fans would now jump at the chance to cash in on Kudus, and it seems there’s interest from Saudi Pro League giants Al Nassr.

That’s according to journalist Ben Jacobs, who says Kudus also has a specific £120m release clause for Saudi clubs in his contract with the Hammers…

Kudus probably could have earned a bigger move in the past, perhaps joining one of Europe’s elite, but that ship has probably sailed now.

For one reason or another, the 24-year-old just hasn’t been able to build on that strong first campaign with West Ham, and he’s now more of a liability than anything else.

A big pay day in Saudi Arabia could therefore make perfect sense as Kudus’ next move.

West Ham could do a lot with £120m banked from Mohammed Kudus sale

West Ham’s Mohammed Kudus in action (Photo by Justin Setterfield/Getty Images)

West Ham need a major overhaul of this struggling squad this summer, with £120m from selling Kudus likely to be a big boost for the east Londoners.

It remains to be seen precisely who WHUFC will target with that kind of money, but it would surely be useful to help them attract some big names.

Spending big on the players you want in this era of stricter Financial Fair Play laws is not easy, so selling Kudus could be ideal.

Al Nassr seemingly have other Premier League stars on their radar, according to Jacobs, but Hammers fans will no doubt be hoping they step up their interest in Kudus and give them a very helpful cash injection this summer.