Newly-signed West Ham United player, Kudus Mohammed has explained how he discovered his dribbling ability at a younger age and how he's also been able to held on to this point of his career.
The Hammers confirmed the signing of the 23-year-old on Sunday morning on a five years contract in a deal that is reportedly worth around €45m from AFC Ajax
Kudus Mohammed having joined the East London-based side will hope to work extra harder to walk his way into the team and subsequently becomes a regular in the starting line up, having already won the heart of manager David Moyes with his incredible talent.
In a Q/A segment with the club's official media, the sensational Ghanaian playmaker admitted dribbling is his greatest ability in the game and hopes to improve in doing that going forward.
“Yeah, I think it has always been one of my qualities and I think it started from my childhood club in Ghana, Strong Tower. The coach there gave me the freedom as I was young then and it wasn't really about the results. It was just playing for the passion and for fun, so he just gave me the role to just any time I got the ball, to just try and take on as many men as I can so. Naturally, I've been built with this low centre of gravity to the ground, so it's easy for me to turn around. I've worked on that in the gym as well, since I've seen that is my strength, so I just keep building on it and that's the biggest things that helped me with my dribbling.”
Kudus Mohammed is most likely to make his debut for West Ham United this Friday against Luton Town in the opening fixture of Premier League match-week four.
Also, he will definitely be included in coach Chris Hughton's squad for the game against Central African Republic early next month in the 2023 AFCON qualifiers.
