Arsenal are reportedly interested in signing Mohammed Kudus in the next summer transfer window. Ajax are also open to selling him for the right price.
The player has also rejected one-year contract extension from the Dutch giants. Hence, he has only two years left on his contract.
ARSENAL AND MOHAMMED KUDUS TRANSFER LINKS FULL STORY
According to reports, Arsenal are showing interest in signing Mohammed Kudus. The report also claims that the Gunners have enquired about his situation. It also claims that Ajax tried to offer him a one year contract extension on his two year contract. However, he rejected the extension offer. Kudus feels it is the time for his to try a new chapter.
The player would now would love to go to the Premier League. Arsenal would love a young player with loads of potential. Mikel Arteta has the nick of getting the best of young players. Mohammed Kudus is also open to a move to the Premier League giants. However, the Gunners are not the only team in the race for his signature.
MANCHESTER UNITED AND NEWCASTLE UNITED ARE ALSO IN THE RACE
Manchester United and Newcastle United are also in the race for Mohammed Kudus. However, both of them and Arsenal have not yet made with his agent and Ajax. Ajax remain open to selling him for the price of 45 million. Everton had made a bid for him in the last summer transfer window. However, they refused to sell him for 30-35 million.
Therefore, it is clear that Arsenal and other interested sides will have to make higher bids than 35 million. However, Ajax are also under the pressure to sell him before the start of the new season. This is because of the refusal of player to extend the current 2 year contract with the club. Therefore, interested clubs will try to get him for a bargain price.
Arsenal will hope that their return to the Champions League and Mikel Arteta’s coaching helps them attract players like Kudus. Kudus is also aware that three best teams are in the race. Hence, he will to make sure that he makes the best decision in the next summer.
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