West Ham United have received an offer from Tottenham Hotspur to sign Mohammed Kudus. The bid was worth £50million and has been turned down but club-to-club talks continue. Kudus is prioritising Spurs if he leaves West Ham and personal terms for the 24-year-old Ghana international are not expected to be an issue.

Speaking on Last Word on Spurs, Sami Mokbel has been discussing Tottenham’s interest in Kudus, and he’s shared an interesting update on the West Ham star. According to Mokbel, there have been murmurs that Tottenham may have to pay a higher price to sign Mohammed Kudus than many of their rivals.

Tottenham Hotspur are exploring a deal to sign Mohammed Kudus from West Ham United, in what would be a rare and potentially incendiary move between the two London rivals, according to The Telegraph. Should it materialise, Kudus would become the first player to transfer directly between the clubs since Scott Parker’s 2011 switch.