Two of Ghana’s top footballers, Mohammed Kudus and Antoine Semenyo, may be on their way to Saudi Arabia this summer in major transfer deals.According to reports by journalist Ben Jacobs, Saudi Pro League giants Al Nassr are preparing a huge €100 million offer for Mohammed Kudus. The West Ham midfielder has become their top target after already trying to sign him in January.Al Nassr believe West Ham might accept an offer lower than the £120 million release clause, which applies only to Saudi clubs between July 1 and 10.Recommended For YouLifestyle2025-04-23T18:37:41+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.Sports2025-04-24T10:21:44+00:00Pep Guardiola’s secret deal that nearly ended his marriage – Now he wants her backPep Guardiola is reportedly trying to win back his wife Cristina Serra after their split, which was triggered by him secretly renewing his Manchester City contract. Insider reveals secret agreement…Lifestyle2025-04-24T05:36:06+00:005 ways men are emotionally manipulated without realisingManipulation comes in several forms. And it can feel like love sometimes.Kudus, 24, has shined in his first Premier League season, playing 27 games and scoring three goals, while also showing strong performances and work rate.READ ALSO: Basketball star fined for telling fan: My manhood is bigger than yours (Video)Semenyo also Saudi radarKudus is not the only Ghanaian player attracting Saudi interest. Bournemouth striker Antoine Semenyo is also being watched by Al Nassr after a standout season.Semenyo has been directly involved in 13 goals for the Cherries in the Premier League, impressing many with his pace and strength.Al Nassr are also looking at other players like Liverpool’s Luis Díaz and Brighton’s Kaoru Mitoma, but Semenyo remains a strong option.Manchester United’s new manager Ruben Amorim is said to be interested in Semenyo too, which could lead to a possible Premier League move instead.Bournemouth are reportedly asking for around £65 million if Semenyo is to be sold.These potential transfers could see both Kudus and Semenyo join a growing list of top footballers heading to the Middle East, with Saudi clubs investing heavily to bring world-class talent to their league.MUST READ: 5 Easy ways to protect your Mobile Money PIN from scammersIt remains to be seen if these two Black Stars players would be playing alongside Cristiano Ronaldo come this summer.