West Ham United are considering selling Ghanaian forward Mohammed Kudus to fund their summer transfer plans under new manager Graham Potter. Kudus, who joined from Ajax, had an impressive debut season with 14 goals and nine assists but saw a decline in his performance this season. The club's financial room has narrowed after reinvesting most of the money received from Declan Rice's move to Arsenal. To support Potter's rebuild, West Ham is expected to sell key assets, with Kudus being a potential candidate. Kudus has attracted interest from Liverpool, Arsenal, and Saudi Arabian clubs. His departure could pave the way for fresh signings, particularly in areas needing reinforcements, such as goalkeeping, defense, and attack. West Ham finished the season without silverware, struggling for consistency. Potter's appointment signals a new era, and major changes are expected. Kudus's potential sale could be a key part of West Ham's summer transfer shake-up as they look to revamp their squad.