Arsenal fans had something else to be excited about apart from their win over Paris Saint-Germain in the Champions League.
Mikel Arteta’s side emerged victorious thanks to goals from Kai Havertz and Bukayo Saka at the Emirates. It was a very professional display from the Gunners.
The Arsenal manager was really happy with the result after the game, as were all the fans in the stadium and at home.
What caught many people’s eye was that West Ham United star Mohammed Kudus was in attendance at the Emirates to watch Arsenal.
The Ghana international is a tremendous footballer, but reports have claimed that Kudus and West Ham boss Julen Lopetegui have had a falling out.
Arsenal were heavily linked with Kudus in the past, and after spotting him at the Emirates on Tuesday, many Gooners are convinced about one thing.
Arsenal fans think Edu will sign Mohammed Kudus in 2025
Arsenal will surely have their plans ready for the two transfer windows in 2025, and a number of names have been linked with a move to the Emirates already.
Kudus makes a lot of sense for Arsenal, and after spotting him at the Emirates, fans are convinced he will be on his way to North London in one of the next two windows.
Reacting to a picture of Kudus at the Emirates, one Arsenal fan tweeted: “Edu inviting him to a game like we did with Calafiori in January.”
Another said: “I predict that he will be an Arsenal player soon.”
“He’ll be an Arsenal player within the next two transfer windows,” said another
Another Arsenal supporter tweeted: “Calafiori was at the Emirates to watch Arsenal in January. Kudus was at the Emirates today to watch Arsenal. Are you thinking what I’m thinking?”
“He’s coming. January window,” said another.
“Kudus scouting The Arsenal like Raya, Timber and Calafiori did before signing,” tweeted another.
Should Arsenal sign Kudus in January?
Kudus is a tremendous player.
The Ghana international has shown his class at West Ham over the last year, and he definitely has the talent to play for a much bigger club.
Kudus visiting the Emirates means absolutely nothing, but if there is a chance to get him for a good fee in one of the next two windows, we think Arsenal should be all over this deal.
The West Ham man is still only 24, can play on either wing, as an attacking midfielder and also as a number eight, and he has Premier League experience too.
Kudus would be an unbelievable backup to Bukayo Saka on the right flank. If Arsenal sign him, their number seven could get the rest he deserves during busy periods.
Kudus has a release clause in his contract worth £85 million (Athletic), but if he has fallen out with Lopetegui at West Ham, that number could come down.
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