Brighton & Hove Albion recently agreed a deal worth €40m for the player, but they failed to agree personal terms.

They were given a window of 48 hours to convince the Ghanaian, but were unable to meet his contract requirements.

As a result, Ajax have backed off from the verbal agreement and the door is open for other clubs to land his services.

However, the 23-year-old won't be available at the same price. Ajax will increase his valuation every single day.

With time running out to find a suitable replacement, the Eredivisie outfit are likely to demand a much higher sum.

They used a similar strategy with Antony last summer. He was eventually sold to Manchester United for €100m.

Kudus won't be that expensive for his suitors, but Ajax could easily demand close to €55-60m in the coming weeks.

Aside from Arsenal and Chelsea , Manchester United have also been credited with an interest in the attacker.

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