In his first Premier League season at Tottenham Hotspur, Ghanaian international Mohammed Kudus is proving unstoppable and winning praise from all around Europe for his explosive form and brilliant technique.

Kudus has the highest successful dribble rate among the top five leagues in Europe, according to a recent statistical analysis by European football analysts, solidifying his status as one of the most potent attacking players on the continent.

The former Ajax player has the best ratio of any player in the top leagues with 32 successful dribbles out of 68 attempts.

Under manager Thomas Frank, Kudus, who joined Spurs in the summer, has swiftly acclimated to life in North London. He primarily plays from the right wing but also demonstrates his versatility throughout the front line.

Tottenham’s impressive start to the 2025–26 season has been greatly aided by his ability to slip past opponents and create offensive opportunities.

The 25-year-old has been compared to some of the best dribblers in the league due to his unique blend of flair, balance, and poise in one-on-one situations.

Ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, where the Black Stars will largely depend on Kudus’ inventiveness and goal danger, Ghana is encouraged by his ongoing ascent.

With his present trajectory, Kudus is becoming as one of Europe’s top players in addition to being Tottenham’s best player.

Time is up for Mohammed Kudus to leave West Ham

Mohammed Kudus, the Ghanaian superstar, is too talented to remain stagnant. He needs a spark for his career, and West Ham is not going to provide that anytime soon.

In 2023, the Ghanaian international reportedly paid 38 million pounds to join from Ajax. He has since displayed glimmers of exceptional quality.

But things haven’t gone as planned this season. Kudus has just five goals to his name. His last strike came on the last of the Premier League this season.

According to Jamie Carragher, Kudus’ progress has stagnated. It is difficult to dispute this. Graham Potter replaced Julen Lopetegui in the middle of the season, putting West Ham (2.21) back in transition.

“Last season, he was fantastic. He just hasn’t looked the same player this season” Carragher said on Sky Sports.

He added: “Kudus might think this is an off-season for him, and last season was the real Kudus, and we get that type of player; It’s a good sign.”

“I won’t be surprised if there’s a change there somewhere because West Ham need the money,” Carragher remarked in reference to a possible transfer elsewhere.

On his best day, Kudus is a match-winning dribbler. However, his lack of consistency isn’t solely attributable to his own performance. One factor has been the club’s difficulties and tactical unpredictability.

Additionally, Lucas Paquetá’s betting case has increased ambiguity. If it is discovered that he was involved in match-fixing, he may be subject to a long-term ban. Kudus is now under additional creative strain as a result. However, the Ghanaian hasn’t been able to bear the burden by himself.

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.

Mohammed Kudus, a midfielder for Ghana, has witnessed a considerable rise in value as a result of his daring performance in the just concluded campaign.

Kudus is now valued at €89.6 million, placing him as the 48th most valuable football player in the world by CIES Football Observatory.

After joining West Ham United in the summer, the Black Stars midfielder made a big entrance into the Premier League.

The former Ajax and FC Nordjaelland star finished the season as the player with the most successful dribbles, scoring 14 goals for the Hammers in all competitions.

He won the competition’s strike of the Season award with his incredible strike against Freiburg during the UEFA Europa League campaign.

Kudus’s stellar play this season has made him a transfer target for a number of elite teams, including Liverpool.

The Black Stars have selected the midfielder for their upcoming 2026 World Cup qualifying matches against Central Africa Republic and Mali.