Chelsea has been given the chance to sign West Ham forward Mohammed Kudus, as the club explores options to enhance its attacking lineup. The 24-year-old Ghanaian international has garnered interest from the Blues, who are currently weighing their options regarding a potential deal.

Kudus, who joined West Ham from Ajax for £38 million, has had an impactful season, scoring five goals across all competitions. Despite an enticing offer from a Saudi Arabian club that would have significantly increased his salary, Kudus opted to remain focused on opportunities in more competitive leagues. He is open to leaving West Ham this summer as the club looks to reshape its squad under manager Graham Potter.

During discussions regarding a potential transfer, Chelsea also inquired about the availability of goalkeeper Robert Sanchez, indicating a broader strategy to strengthen their squad ahead of the new season. Chelsea is reportedly targeting AC Milan's Mike Maignan as their top goalkeeping choice, with Maignan expressing a desire to move to Stamford Bridge.

As Chelsea prepares for the upcoming Club World Cup, the possibility of signing Kudus could add depth to their attacking options. The club is keen on making strategic moves in the transfer market, and Kudus's arrival could be a significant step in revitalizing their squad and enhancing their competitiveness for the next campaign.