West Ham United are open to selling Mohammed Kudus this summer, recognizing that his departure could significantly strengthen their transfer budget.The Ghanaian winger, who joined from Ajax in 2023, has a release clause in his contract that becomes active for a limited period this summer, making him a prime target for Saudi Pro League side Al-Nassr, who are prepared to offer up to €100m.Despite a strong debut season, Kudus has failed to replicate his impact in his second year, with no goals since December.MUST READ: Burkina Faso junta cracks down after alleged coup attempt – Details insideRecommended For YouWorld2025-04-23T18:30:42+00:00Scientists discover ‘strongest evidence yet’ of life on distant exoplanetLifestyle2025-04-23T18:37:41+00:00’I fell out of love after our son was born; Should I divorce her?’On this week episode of Ask Pulse, Nana Kofi is walking on eggshells in his marriage.Sports2025-04-24T09:34:25+00:00Why West Ham could sell Mohammed Kudus to Al-Nassr for €100mWhile West Ham are not actively pushing him out, there is a growing sense that his exit would not be a major setback, especially given the financial flexibility it would provide.With manager Graham Potter seeking to rebuild an aging squad, funds are limited unless player sales are secured.Kudus is one of the few assets capable of commanding a substantial fee, and West Ham anticipate interest from both Premier League and European clubs, though it remains uncertain whether the 24-year-old would entertain a move to Saudi Arabia.READ ALSO: BoG to begin Ghana cryptocurrency regulation by September 2025The club’s broader financial constraints mean other players could also depart. Emerson Palmieri, Konstantinos Mavropanos, and Edson Álvarez may be available, while Tomas Soucek has drawn interest from Everton.Injury-prone Niclas Füllkrug could prove difficult to offload, and loanees Carlos Soler and Evan Ferguson are expected to return to PSG and Brighton, respectively.READ MORE: Here’s how the Vatican elects a new Pope: The conclave process explainedAmid a disappointing season that sees West Ham languishing in 17th place, retaining key figures like captain Jarrod Bowen remains a priority.However, Kudus’ potential sale could be the catalyst for a much-needed squad overhaul.