West Ham United new manager, Graham Potter has spoken highly of Kudus Mohammed after few days of taking over the club and is very hopeful his resence will be really malleable to his reign in East London.
The 49-year-old English gaffer was appointed by the Hammers couple of days ago as replacement for Julen Lopetegui who was sacked mainly for the club's recent poor performance.
His first game in charge was a 2-1 loss away at Aston Villa last Friday night in the third round of the Emirates FA Cup.
Kudus Mohammed made the starting line up in that particular game and ended up lasting the entire duration but wasn't enough to keep them in the competition.
Speaking in a post-match presser, the former Chelsea and Brighton manager waxed lyrical about Kudus' performance and described him as a threat.
"Mo was really dangerous. He’s got some good attributes. He worked really well, first half, pressing, won some balls. Carried a threat. He was affected by the team in the second half because it was more difficult for him to get into the game."
Kudus Mohammed currently has three goals and one assist in 15 Premier League matches.
