Mohammed Kudus is having an incredible season in the Premier League with West Ham United.
In West Ham’s 2-0 triumph over Manchester United at the London Stadium on Saturday afternoon, he scored a spectacular goal as a result of his most recent exploits.
Kudus capitalized on a mistake made by Kobbie Mainoo, a young English-Ghanaian midfielder. After taking possession of the ball,
he handed it to Lucas Paquetá and then got it back. Kudus found the bottom corner in spite of having two defenders in front of him.
After working together masterfully to assist Kudus on both of his goals in the 3-0 victory over Wolves last Saturday, the Brazilian was once again providing assistance to the Ghanaian.
Kudus scored his sixth Premier League goal and his tenth overall since joining the team in August.
The 23-year-old has become an important member of West Ham thanks to his extraordinary ability. Kudus Mohammed is definitely creating a name
for himself in the Premier League, trailing the team’s leading scorer, Jarrod Bowen, by only three goals.
Bowen was also on target in Saturday’s game.
Kudus’ form is helping more than only West Ham, though; Ghana is also profiting from it. Kudus’s exploits are a welcome boost for the Black Stars as the 2023 Africa Cup of Nations draws near.
Ghana will feel secure going into the event, which takes place from January 13 to February 11, 2024, if he can keep up this level of performance.
Ghanaians are overjoyed to watch Kudus flourish, but West Ham may be concerned about losing one of their most key players for at least a month.
His performance might be a major factor in Ghana’s attempt to break their lengthy trophy drought, so the Black Stars will need to include him in their preparations.
As the competition gets nearer, Kudus will be the center of attention.