Everton were in advanced talks to sign Mohammed Kudus – real reason for collapse revealed

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Everton believe they would have sealed a deal for now-West Ham star Mohammed Kudus if their finances were healthy,The Merseyside giants were in advanced talks with Ajax to sign the Ghana international in August 2022 but the move collapsed at the eleventh hourEverton also came close in January 2023 but did not have the funds to get the deals over the finish line.

Man United, Chelsea and Brighton also showed an interest in the attacker – but it was West Ham who swooped last summer to seal a £38million deal., the Ghana international’s value has already grown to almost £43million. Join the Football Insider WhatsApp channel to get all our exclusives and the breaking transfer news FIRST.

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