West Ham United’s Mohammed Kudus is attracting interest from Saudi Arabian clubs, with his contract running until 2028.
According to a recent report by Fichajes, several teams in Saudi Arabia are looking to sign the 24-year-old midfielder from West Ham next year.
### Kudus’ Impressive Performance Last Season
Kudus enjoyed a successful season at the East London club, contributing significantly in the attacking phase. He scored 14 goals and provided six assists in 45 matches across all competitions.
In the Premier League, Kudus averaged 2.0 shots, 0.8 key passes, and 3.8 dribbles per game, showcasing his offensive prowess. He also demonstrated solid ball distribution, achieving an 84% pass success rate in the league.
With his contract set to expire in the summer of 2028, West Ham has no immediate pressure to sell him.
### The Importance of Kudus to West Ham
Kudus is an exceptional dribbler with a powerful shot and the ability to deliver precise passes that can break through defenses. Primarily playing as an attacking midfielder, he can also function as a right winger or striker when needed. He has become a key player for manager Julen Lopetegui.
Given his potential and long-term contract, West Ham should be cautious about letting Kudus go unless they receive a substantial offer. Retaining him could be crucial for the club’s ambitions of competing for European football in the coming seasons, as his best years are still ahead.
