Mohammed Kudus is already proving his worth at Tottenham under Thomas Frank this season
Tottenham Hotspur stunned the footballing world when they secured the signature of Mohammed Kudus on a long-term deal this summer. The move was nothing short of remarkable, not just because of Kudus’ quality, but also due to the rare transfer dealings between Spurs and West Ham United. Both clubs traditionally avoid business with each other, which makes this deal even more significant and symbolic for the North London side.
Since his arrival at N17, Kudus has settled in seamlessly under Thomas Frank. The Ghanaian has quickly become one of the first names on the team sheet, producing consistent performances and impacting games from the very first whistle. As things stand, the 25-year-old leads the Premier League charts for both assists and successful take-ons, underlining just how influential he has been in Tottenham’s attacking setup.
Spurs’ recent clash against Leeds United marked a milestone for Kudus, as he opened his goal account for the Lilywhites in emphatic fashion. Many fans and pundits alike hailed that performance as his best in a Tottenham shirt so far, showcasing his technical brilliance, composure, and creativity in the final third.
Tottenham have struck gold with Mohammed Kudus
There’s no denying that Mohammed Kudus has hit the ground running at Tottenham. His confidence is sky-high, and he has quickly become the driving force behind Frank’s attacking system. Operating from the right flank, the Ghanaian constantly demands the ball, eager to take on defenders and create chances for his teammates. His performances have been so convincing that Brennan Johnson has temporarily lost his spot in the starting eleven.
Even Alasdair Gold has been impressed with the 25-year-old’s start to life at Spurs. Writing in his column for Football.london, Gold said,
“Spurs’ player of the season so far with five assists and that first goal last week from his opening 10 games in a Tottenham shirt. So much strength and trickery and he’s been the outlet for the north London side when the going has got tough.”
The journalist added,
“His team-mates always look for him because they know he can hold the ball-up. There’s a more advanced and goal-threatening Mousa Dembele vibe to Kudus, with his ability to twist and turn with the ball at his feet. He’s going to become a Spurs star because there’s even more to come.”
Alasdair Gold’s assessment perfectly captures Kudus’ growing influence at Tottenham. The Ghanaian’s blend of physical strength, close control, and flair has made him an invaluable asset to Frank’s system. Time and again, he has been the one Spurs have relied upon to unlock defences and change games when the going gets tough.
All eyes will now be on Kudus as he looks to build on this positive start and help the Lilywhites compete on all four fronts this season. The Ghana international has all the credentials to reach his potential at N17 under Thomas Frank. He just needs to keep his head down and work hard to take the next step in his career and become a world-class player.
