Former Black Stars striker, Prince Tagoe, has advised Mohammed Kudus to consider a move to Saudi Arabia. The former Hearts of Oak player believes the deal could be life-changing for him and his family.

Using himself as an example, Prince Tagoe asserted that he decided to use the Saudi Arabian league as a springboard to earn a move to Europe, highlighting the competitiveness of the league.

Speaking on Angel TV, he stated that the league would aid Kudus' development and urged the West Ham United star to consider the move.

"With the offer I received, I set my mind on going to Asia to perform and earn a transfer to Europe. That was my decision. However, Kudus should consider what is best for him because, after every career, it is you and your family who matter. If he goes to Saudi, he will realize that the league is not as easy as people perceive it to be. The Saudi League has always been strong; it just hasn't received much attention," he said.

Reports by ESPN suggest that Al-Ittihad is looking to sign the Ghanaian for a fee of $150 million. Additionally, the Saudi Pro League side is lining up a weekly wage of $300,000 for the player.

Other perks the 23-year-old could qualify for include business class travel for his family, free accommodation, and cars.


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