Micky van de Ven calls Ghanaian talent Mohammed Kudus a “Unbelievable Player”
Micky van de Ven, a defender for Tottenham Hotspur, called Ghanaian attacker Mohammed Kudus a “unbelievable player” and acknowledged that the squad greatly missed him during their Tuesday night UEFA Champions League victory against Copenhagen.
Despite Kudus’s small knock keeping him out of the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium match, Spurs easily won 4-0.
Van de Ven appreciated how significant the Ghana international has already grown under manager Thomas Frank, despite the convincing outcome.
“Mohammed Kudus is an unbelievable player and we missed him in the game against Copenhagen,” the Dutch defender told telecomasia
“Hopefully, he’ll be able to play against Manchester United this weekend. I don’t know the specifics of his absence, but he is a crucial member of our team, so hopefully he will return.
Kudus’s inventiveness, dribbling prowess, and goal threat have made an immediate impression since he joined Tottenham in the summer.
Frank’s fast-paced system has benefited from his versatility across the attacking line, which has made him a fan favorite and an important member of the team.
One of Tottenham’s most reliable players this season, Van de Ven, feels that the team is still developing but maintains that Kudus’ impact cannot be overstated.
“He gives us something special in attack,” he said. “His movement and energy lift the whole team. You can see the difference when he plays.”
As Spurs prepare for a crucial Premier League clash against Manchester United this weekend, the team will be hoping Kudus returns in time to continue his fine form.
His potential comeback could be vital as Tottenham look to maintain their rhythm and strengthen their ambitions in both domestic and European competitions.
