Ghanaian football sensation and West Ham star, Mohammed Kudus, has opened up about relocating his mother from the Nima community to provide her with greater comfort and stability.
In an expression of gratitude towards his mother, who played a significant role in supporting him and his siblings during his early career, Kudus shared how he ensured her well-being by purchasing a new house.
In an interview, when asked about his proudest achievement, the former Ajax player stated, “I think moving her out of Nima, getting her her own house, I think that’s the biggest achievement she is pretty much proud of.”
He emphasized that one of the first things he did upon arriving in Denmark was to secure a house for his mother, believing that providing a stable home without monthly rent was a fundamental aspect of a comfortable life.
“That was the first thing I did when I got to Denmark was to get my mum a house so that they can become comfortable I believe that’s the basic need in living, wake up with no monthly rent and stuff” Kudus further stated.
Mohammed Kudus has quickly become a standout performer for West Ham since joining the London-based club from Ajax in the summer.
