Brighton & Hove Albion has achieved a major breakthrough in their pursuit of Ghanaian forward Mohammed Kudus, with sources confirming that a club record transfer fee has been agreed upon with Ajax. The Seagulls have been diligently monitoring Kudus throughout the summer, and they have now taken decisive action to finalize the deal with Ajax.
At an impressive €40 million (£34.5 million), the agreed transfer fee would exceed Brighton’s current club record, established earlier this summer during Joao Pedro’s move from Watford.
Despite attention from football giants Chelsea, Arsenal, and Manchester United in recent months, none of them have presented firm offers at this stage. This places Brighton firmly at the forefront, positioning them to seal the deal for the talented Ghanaian.
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As the negotiations unfold, Kudus is currently in Germany with Ajax, preparing for their pre-season match against Borussia Dortmund on Sunday afternoon.
Brighton fans eagerly await the outcome of this significant transfer deal, which could mark a milestone moment in the club’s history. The addition of Mohammed Kudus to their ranks could bolster their attacking prowess and elevate their aspirations for the upcoming season.
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