Mohammed Kudus hails teammates’ impact in Tottenham career

Ghana international Mohammed Kudus has hailed the impact of his teammates in his Tottenham Hotspur journey so far.

Kudus has posted a bright start with manager Thomas Frank’s side since joining them from West Ham United in a six-year deal worth £55m.

The 25-year-old sits behind Manchester City’s Jeremy Doku as one of the leading dribblers in the English Premier League. The former Ajax attacking midfielder has expressed joy in the confidence reposed in him by his teammates and the technical team.

Kudus has scored ones in ten league games

“You know, it means a lot to be in an environment where you are appreciated and understood by the players around, staff, to get you in a position where you can use your personal attributes to have an impact for the team, you know, and I get that a lot here, you know.

“So I’m really happy about that encouragement, and I really hold that in high regard because I’m not restricted.” Kudus told Premier League UNCUT.

Kudus has contributed five assists in 10 league appearances with one goal to his credit this campaign as Tottenham Hotspurs sit 5th with 18 points from 11 matches.

The Right to Dream Academy graduate contributed immensely to Ghana’s 2026 World Cup qualifiers as the Black Stars earned a fifth qualification for the tournament to be co-hosted by Canada, USA and Mexico.