Mohammed Kudus Declares Himself the Best in the World in One Crucial Skill
- Ghana international Mohammed Kudus has disclosed the one aspect of his game he believes he’s the best at in the world
- Speaking to YEN.com.gh, a US-based Ghanaian sports analyst backed his claim, adding that Kudus is currently the best dribbler in England
- The forward has been outstanding for Tottenham since joining from West Ham in the summer, recently scoring the decisive goal in their 2-1 win over Leeds United
Tottenham forward Mohammed Kudus has named the one area of his game he believes he’s the best in the world at, above every other player.
The Ghanaian star has enjoyed a brilliant start to life in the Premier League with Tottenham Hotspur, earning praise for creativity.
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After just seven league matches, the ex-West Ham star has already become a key figure for the Lilywhites, opening his account with a winning goal against Leeds United before the international break.
The 25-year-old has started the season brightly with 4 assists and 1 goal in 10 Premier League games under Thomas Franck. His pace, versatility, and creativity have made him one of Tottenham's key attacking weapons.
According to the BBC, the Right to Dream product finally has a goal after scoring the winner in a 2-1 victory over Leeds at Elland Road.
While many hail his dazzling dribbling skills, Kudus insists there’s another part of his game where he truly stands apart from the rest.
Mohammed Kudus names his best skill
Kudus chose himself for strength while building his version of the perfect footballer.
Recently, former England striker Peter Crouch praised Kudus’ incredible dribbling ability, saying he’s “almost impossible to dispossess.”
At the moment, the Ghanaian tops the Premier League charts for both dribbles attempted and completed this season.
However, when it came to picking the best dribbler, Kudus went for Barcelona wonderkid Lamine Yamal, but named himself as the world’s best for strength.
His confidence isn’t misplaced either, as he leads the league with 55 duels won, showcasing his remarkable physicality.
For the other traits, Kudus selected Lionel Messi’s left foot, Neymar’s right foot, Kylian Mbappé’s speed, and Andrés Iniesta’s football intelligence.
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US-based sports analyst hails Kudus
US-based Ghanaian sports analyst Philip Dizsenu has backed Mohammed Kudus’ bold claim that he possesses unmatched strength on the pitch.
Dizsenu said he was particularly impressed by Kudus’ physical dominance against PSG’s Nuno Mendes during the UEFA Super Cup, describing the Ghanaian as a “complete modern attacker.”
“That moment against Nuno Mendes said everything about Kudus,” Dizsenu told YEN.com.gh. “He’s not just skillful, he’s strong, balanced, and fearless. You could see Mendes trying to outmuscle him, but Kudus held his ground like a tank. That kind of strength, combined with his technical ability, is rare.”
The analyst went on to praise Kudus’s dribbling prowess, calling him the best dribbler in the Premier League at the moment.
“Honestly, there’s no defender in England who enjoys facing him,” Dizsenu added. “Kudus glides past players with ease, and his low center of gravity gives him incredible control. Right now, he’s the most exciting one-on-one player in the league, and he’s only getting better.”
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Ghana have officially secured their place at next summer’s World Cup after finishing top of Group I in AFCON qualifying.
Kudus scored the decisive goal against Comoros, sealing the crucial three points that confirmed their qualification.
The Black Stars now boast a thrilling attacking lineup featuring Tottenham target Antoine Semenyo and Jordan Ayew.
With memories of their historic 2010 quarter-final run still fresh, fans are hopeful Ghana can deliver another magical World Cup campaign next year.
Richarlison welcomes Kudus to Tottenham
YEN.com.gh earlier reported on Richarlison's cheeky welcome message after Tottenham Hotspur confirmed the signing of Mohammed Kudus.
The Brazilian promptly took to social media to post a contentious image featuring the Ghanaian midfielder, referencing a tumultuous Premier League clash between West Ham United and Tottenham Hotspur.
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