Mohammed Kudus, a midfielder for West Ham United, is focused on getting the team back into European competition after they were out of it the previous season.
The 23-year-old Ghanaian, who was a standout player for the Hammers the previous season, expressed his desire to contend for a top-six Premier League finish in addition to securing a European ticket.
Mohammed Kudus, who moved from Ajax Amsterdam to West Ham last summer, made an impression with his performances in the Europa League and the Premier League.
In 48 games across all competitions, he recorded an astonishing 18 goals and seven assists, winning him titles like Europe’s best dribbler for the 2023–24 campaign and West Ham’s Goal of the Season for his incredible 70-yard solo effort against SC Freiburg.
Looking ahead to the upcoming season, Kudus expressed his determination to build on his previous success.
“Personally, I want to do better than I did last season with numbers and performances,” Kudus told the club’s website.
“But most importantly, I want to help the team get back into Europe and challenge for the top six. That’s my main goal – to help the team achieve those objectives.”
Kudus’ drive and performance will be essential as West Ham gets ready for the upcoming season as they aim to qualify for Europe once more and finish higher in the Premier League.
