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Christopher Nkunku and Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall
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PL clubs can earn star names and spend money on signing Chelsea duo

July 1, 2025 2 Min Read
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West Ham United reportedly has two Chelsea players on their list of potential transfer targets this summer.

It is still unclear whether Hammer will definitely move to raid the Blues for this mid-length duo.

According to Talksport, West Ham was able to try to sign both Carney Chukwuemeka and Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall using the cash raised from selling Ghanaian winger Mohammed Kudus.

There’s no doubt that Chelsea won’t have much space for these players in the long run. Chukhuemeka barely played after moving to Stamford Bridge, making no impressions while lending loans at Borussia Dortmund.

But both seem to be able to work with mid-table teams like West Ham, where competition is less in the first team location.

Carney Chukwuemeka in action for Borussia Dortmund (Photo: Dylan Buell/Getty Images)

Should West Ham sell Mohamed Kudos and sign a Chelsea duo?

West Ham fans may have mixed feelings about Kudos’ potential sales. Kudos had an incredible first season at London Stadium before suffering from his second big dip.

The former Ajax guy may have him to become a key player on Graham Potter’s side, but perhaps this is also a good time to cash him out.

If West Ham gives Kudus another chance and he struggles again, his value will plummet and find a buyer even more difficult.

Currently, you can earn a considerable amount of cash from Kudus, then invest in signatures such as Chukwuemeka and Dewsbury-Hall to increase the quality and depth of this WHUFC team.

Simon Phillips has linked Kudus to Chelsea, but football insiders claim he is one of Newcastle United’s top targets and along with Nottingham Forest winger Anthony Elanga.

See also  Man United and Chelsea plan raid on relegation-threatened PL club for 22-goal star

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