New price tag for Mohammed Kudus brings him closer to Liverpool

Ajax Amsterdam are aware that Mohammed Kudus has raised a lot of interest with his good performance in this World Cup in Qatar and everything seems to indicate that they are willing to listen to offers for his sale, but not at any price. The Dutch team is known for being a selling club, but the truth is that they always sell at the price they want, they don't haggle and they are never willing to undersell.

According to 'TMW', the Dutch side are reportedly asking a figure of around 45 million euros for the Ghana international's departure as they consider that to be the price he is currently worth. The African midfielder has been performing at an excellent level for several seasons, in fact, he has become an undisputed starter in Alfred Schreuder's eleven and his departure did not sell well on a sporting level, but the truth is that with the amount they can get for his departure they can afford to sign players of great quality to replace him, although it is a club that insists on forming stars from its youth and it works wonders for them.

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Mohammed Kudus has many clubs interested in signing him, but almost all of them come from the Premier League as Chelasea, Newcastle United, Manchester United and Arsenal are all reportedly keeping an eye on his future. What is clear is that the time is right for the Ghanaian to take a step forward in his career and sign for a much bigger and more competitive club than Ajax.

Undoubtedly, Mohammed Kudus, Ajax Amsterdam player and Ghana international, is one of the great revelations of the World Cup in Qatar. At 22 years of age, he could make the big leap to a giant club in Europe. The Premier League could be his new destination.

Kudus shone in the World Cup

According to Transfermarkt, the market value of Mohammed Kudus is 15 million euros. However, after his great performances at the World Cup, it would not be strange to see his value double in the coming weeks. Two goals against South Korea meant that Ghana could qualify on the final matchday, but they were unable to beat Uruguay.