Mohammed Kudus is reportedly willing to lower his wage demands in order to join Liverpool this summer. According to Matt Thielen, editor-in-chief of LFC Transfer Room, the West Ham forward is eager to make the move to Anfield if Liverpool choose to pursue him formally.
Kudus is said to have an £85 million release clause that applies to Premier League clubs, and the Ghanaian international is especially keen to join the current champions, Liverpool.
Chelsea and Tottenham have already shown interest in signing the versatile attacker as they look to bolster their attacking options ahead of the 2025/26 season.
However, Kudus’ willingness to take a pay cut could give Liverpool the upper hand in the race, should they decide to act. Thielen claims that Kudus’ agent has made it clear to Liverpool that the player is happy to accept a lower salary to be part of Arne Slot’s new era at Anfield.
Kudus is eager to play Champions League football, challenge for top honours, and continue developing in a system suited to his playing style.
With Luis Diaz’s future at the club uncertain, Liverpool may see Kudus as a strong addition to their attacking lineup.
West Ham, under new manager Graham Potter, are open to selling Kudus if a suitable offer comes in, as they prepare for a rebuild.
The attacker’s willingness to compromise on wages reflects his strong desire to join Liverpool and compete at the highest level.
Tottenham currently lead the race, having already established contact with Kudus’ camp, while Chelsea and Newcastle are also monitoring the situation.
Meanwhile, a separate report suggests a key Liverpool player is pushing for an exit, with a major European club already in touch with his agent.
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