Atletico Madrid monitoring Kudus, but no deal in sight
By Kwame Bediako Atletico Madrid have added Tottenham’s Mohammed Kudus to a shortlist of attacking targets, though Spanish media stress that any deal would be complex. Kudus is under contract at Spurs after his move from West Ham, and reports suggest Atletico would need to meet a high valuation around €60 million to have a […]
Spanish media report that Atletico Madrid have added Tottenham's Mohammed Kudus to a shortlist of attacking targets, but any potential deal would be complex. Kudus is currently under contract at Tottenham following his transfer from West Ham, and reports suggest Atletico would need to meet a high valuation of around €60 million to have a realistic chance of signing him.
The 26-year-old has been sidelined since January due to a quad injury that required surgery and kept him out of Ghana's World Cup squad. However, he is now back in team training and is described by Roberto De Zerbi as "almost ready" to return to action. Kudus missed Tottenham's opening match against Brentford and is more likely to make his return in early September, with the match against Nottingham Forest on September 5th being a potential comeback game.
At the moment, there are no indications of advanced talks between Atletico and Tottenham, and Kudus' primary focus remains on finishing his recovery and regaining his place in the Tottenham squad.
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