West Ham United are at a pivotal moment. The team have suffered from a lack of goals that have forced them to rely too much on midfielders and wingers. This has made the attack flat, repetitive and

Tottenham Hotspur have signed forward Mohammed Kudus from West Ham United on a long-term contract, the North London club said late on Thursday.

West Ham United are in major need of a rebuild in Graham Potter’s first summer as manager – but who exactly will the Hammers be looking to sign? The £55million sale of Mohammed Kudus to Tottenham will need to finance several new signings to revitalise an ageing squad that finished a disappointing 14th last season.