Ghana forward Mohammed Kudus has spoken extensively about his journey from Nima to West Ham United in an interview with English Premier League media.
While speaking on the responsibility he has as a player competing in the league to Ghanaians particularly the people from Nima, Kudus spoke about using his talent to impact the lives of others. (Click highlighted text to read full story)
“It’s a positive feeling to know that someone can dream through your achievement, and your dream, and what you do. My idea of greatness is using your God-given talent to have an impact on other people’s lives and where you’re coming from. So that’s my definition of it” Kudus said.
The 24 year old is competing in his second season at West Ham and has three goals and an assist in 22 EPL games this season. West Ham take on Newcastle on Monday, February 10 at 20:00 GMT.
He is in contention to be named in the Black Stars 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifiers against Chad and Madagascar on March 21 and 24 respectively.
Ghana ranks second in Group I but has the same points (nine) as group leaders Comoros.
