€55m rated Tottenham star’s future at N17 remains uncertain as PL rivals lurk around for his signature this summer

Tottenham are not prepared to lose the summer signing anytime soon.

Tottenham stunned the footballing world when they secured the signing of Mohammed Kudus from West Ham United last summer. The Ghana international arrived at N17 on a long-term deal, looking to take the next step in his career and compete for major honours. He was determined to complete the move to Hotspur Way and even pushed for an exit from the London Stadium to ensure the transfer was finalised before the window closed.

It initially appeared that the North Londoners had acquired a top-quality player capable of operating on either flank for the foreseeable future. The 25-year-old quickly displaced Brennan Johnson in the starting eleven on the right wing, offering a different attacking dimension from wide areas. Kudus made an immediate impact, registering two assists against Burnley on the opening day of the Premier League season.

He was among the standout performers for the Lilywhites during the first half of the campaign under Thomas Frank, scoring three goals and providing five assists in 26 appearances across all competitions. The 25-year-old consistently posed a threat from wide areas and linked up effectively with his teammates in the final third. His impressive display against Leeds United earlier in the season further underlined his importance to the North Londoners in their battle for survival.

Mohammed Kudus faces an uncertain future at Tottenham

Tottenham are currently fighting to preserve their Premier League status. The Lilywhites sit in 18th place, two points adrift of safety, and have yet to register a league win since the turn of the year. Injuries have also played a significant role in their struggles, with several key players sidelined during crucial phases of the campaign for the second consecutive season. As a result, the North Londoners have found it difficult to field a consistent and competitive starting eleven during the business end of the season.

Spurs fans were encouraged by the return of Mohammed Kudus last weekend after the attacker recovered from a long-term injury sustained in January. However, it was subsequently reported that the Ghanaian suffered another setback after returning to first-team training, ruling him out for the remainder of the season as he undergoes further rehabilitation.