Mohammed Kudus, a Ghanaian international, revealed that after reaching some of his previous goals, he has set new ones for himself.
The 24-year-old, who plays for West Ham United in the English Premier League, began his playing career in Nima, Ghana, and has progressively advanced through several divisions.
Mohammed Kudus thanked his family for working so hard to provide him the opportunity to play in one of the world’s top leagues in an interview with NBC Sports.
The forward claims that even though he has accomplished some of the objectives he set for himself when he was younger, he is now setting greater standards for himself in the hopes of accomplishing more before he retires.
“It means a lot, but I don’t think they [my family] are too surprised because they put in the effort for me and pushed me to get to this point. All credit to them. This is just the beginning. I still have a lot of goals and things I want to achieve. I’ve reached some goals, but I set new ones and will keep aiming high until whenever I hang up my boots,” Mohammed Kudus said.
This season, Mohammed Kudus has not hit top form at West Ham United but has remained a key player for the team.
He is reportedly a transfer target of several European clubs, including Liverpool.
