Ajax and West Ham United are on the verge of agreement for the transfer of Mohammed Kudus.
The Premier League side have submitted a bid valued at €41.5 million, with €3 million in potential add-ons.
The proposed deal will also encompass a 10% sell-on clause, contributing to its comprehensive structure. This latest offer is projected to be accepted by the Eredivisie club.
Negotiations surrounding personal terms have already been concluded, with the Ghanaian international set to to finalize a five-year contract, with an optional sixth year.
The Kudus saga is nearing its conclusion with the midfielder destined to feature for the London-based club.
He has been subject of interest for a host of clubs including Chelsea and Brighton during the summer transfer window.
Although Brighton had recently reached a preliminary agreement to secure the midfielder’s services, progress between the Seagulls and Ajax has since remained stagnant.
The 23 year old has spent three seasons in Amsterdam, scoring 16 goals in 63 Eredivisie matches.
He has scored seven goals in 24 appearances for Ghana, including two at the 2022 World Cup in the 3-2 group-stage win over South Korea.
