West Ham United has identified Ghanaian international Mohammed Kudus as a primary target in the ongoing summer transfer window.
The skillful midfield has become a subject of intense transfer these past few weeks from a host of clubs in Europe.
Earlier, Brighton was looking to wrap up a deal for the young lad to switch sides but both parties failed to agree on a suitable transfer fee which saw the collapse of the deal.
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As things stand, representatives of West Ham have flown to Amsterdam given sealing a deal for Kudus.
According to The Guardian, the London-based club could get their new man for a fee of £40 million.
Westham have lost Declan Rice, Gianluca Scamacca, Nikola Vlasic, Arthur Masuaku, and Manuel Lanzini and has signed Edson Álvarez James Ward-Prowse and a deal for Mohammed Kudus would solidify their base in the English Premiership.
