Ghanaian midfielder Mohammed Kudus has a release clause in his West Ham contract, but that release clause can only be activated in 2025.

The midfielder has attracted interest from English powerhouse Liverpool, following his impressive performances for West Ham United.

Since joining West Ham, the 23-year-old has made a significant impact, netting 13 goals and providing six assists across all competitions.

Notably, he recently achieved a milestone by becoming the first player in Europe's top five leagues to register over 100 successful take-ons.

Kudus' stellar performances have attracted interest from several clubs, with Liverpool reportedly among those considering a move for the talented midfielder.

His release clause, which is believed to be in a region that could intrigue Liverpool influenced sources close to the club suggest that Kudus' decision to join West Ham over Brighton.

However, any potential transfer would have to wait until the third transfer window following Kudus' signing, meaning he could only leave the club in 2025.

While there has been speculation about the existence of a release clause, club sources have remained tight-lipped on the subject.

Sean Whetstone, known for his close ties to West Ham's leadership, provided insights into the situation, stating that release clauses typically activate after the third transfer window following a player's signing.

Therefore, if a release clause indeed exists for Kudus, it would not come into effect until July 2025.

As discussions and speculations continue, Kudus' future remains uncertain, but his talent and potential have undoubtedly made him a player of interest for top clubs like Liverpool.