West Ham and Tottenham Hotspur will renew (un)pleasantries when the Premier League returns from the international break on Saturday (12:30 pm ET), with both sides looking a bit different following a busy transfer deadline.

WATCH — West Ham vs Tottenham Hotspur

Spurs were easily brushed aside by Bournemouth last time out, and Thomas Frank’s side looked more like the team that lost 22 PL games last season (twice as many as they won) than the one that beat Burnley and Manchester City to open the season. Mohammed Kudus will receive an unfriendly reception upon returning to east London after swapping sides of the rivalry this summer ($75 million) and stating that he “only wanted Spurs” in his first statement upon joining the club. Kudus scored 13 goals and assisted 9 more in 65 Premier Lea

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