Al-Nassr Club is continuing its serious efforts to strengthen its squad during the summer transfer window, as Ghanaian Mohammed Kudus, the star of West Ham United, has been included in its priorities for signing in preparation for the 2025-2026 season.

According to what was revealed by transfer market specialist journalist Akram Konor, Al-Nassr is at the top of the list of clubs interested in signing Kudus, amid fierce competition from major Premier League teams, including Manchester United, Tottenham, and Newcastle.

The Ghanaian international is considered one of the most prominent names likely to leave West Ham this summer, as part of the English club's plan to restructure the team, despite his contract extending until June 2028, which includes a release clause of £84 million.

Reports indicate that an offer ranging between £65 and £70 million may be sufficient to convince West Ham's management to part with the player, especially given the increasing interest from European and Arab clubs in his talent.

The 24-year-old player joined West Ham in the summer of 2023 from Ajax for €43 million and delivered an impressive performance in his first season, participating in 35 matches, scoring 5 goals, and providing 4 assists.

Al-Nassr has a strong leverage in the deal, represented by the presence of global star Cristiano Ronaldo within the team, along with the financial capability that qualifies it to make an offer that is hard to refuse.

It is worth noting that Kudus's name was previously linked with Liverpool and Arsenal, but the significant financial offer from Al-Nassr may give the Saudi team an advantage in finalizing the anticipated deal in the coming days.