One of the many players Liverpool may seek for a summer transfer has made a strong impression in today’s Premier League action.
With Arne Slot taking over for the departed Jurgen Klopp, the Reds are excited about a new chapter in their history.
Without a doubt, Slot will have a few players in mind that he would like to add, and it will be interesting to watch how FSG and Michael Edwards approach the situation this summer. New signings will inevitably occur. It’s unclear who exactly those new hires will be, though. One player that has been connected to a transfer to Liverpool is Mohammed Kudus, a winger for West Ham.
With 17 goals in all competitions, the former Ajax player has enjoyed an incredible debut season in the Premier League. And after providing a helper for George Earthy, a young player for West Ham, today, Sky Sports analyst Clinton Morrison was really impressed. Clinton Morrison is fascinated by Mohammed Kudus,
a target for Liverpool.
Speaking about Kudus’s role in setting up West Ham’s goal against Luton on Sky Sports today, Morrison acknowledged that the Ghanaian had left him extremely impressed. ”
Clinton Morrison is fascinated by Mohammed Kudus, a target for Liverpool.
By the way, he’s quite the player. Earthy gets past the defender and places it in the bottom corner after he just defeats two or three, Morrison said. He then enters the box and cuts it back.
Liverpool might start a release clause in order to sign Kudus. In any case,
that’s what a GiveMeSport report from last week stated. In that story, journalist Dean Jones speculated that the Reds might try to sign Kudus if Mo Salah were to depart. “Since nobody is really confirming anything, it’s really difficult to get a clear gauge on the terms of any release clause that is in the contract.” My suspicion is that there is a trigger figure involved somewhere along the line since the story’s underpinnings look solid, Jones added. “It will be intriguing to learn the severity of it and when it starts. If it makes sense, you could envision him openingIt might even be a deal if the release clause is comparable to the £38 million that West Ham paid.