Mohammed Kudus’ incredible goal during West Ham United’s 5-0 Europa League victory over Freiburg last week brought the roof off the London Stadium.

Since Mohammed Kudus has been playing exceptionally well for West Ham this season in both the Premier League and the Europa League, the announcement yesterday that he has sustained a shoulder injury was extremely worrying.

The 23-year-old attacker was acquired by David Moyes from Ajax in the summer of 2023 for about £38 million (Sky Sports), and that transfer now appears to have been a complete steal.

Kudus has already scored 12 goals and provided four assists in 34 appearances for the Hammers this season (Transfermarkt), making him one of the top summer acquisitions without a doubt.

It is said that three years ago, Tottenham could have signed him for as little as £8 million, but we got the last laugh, which makes me feel very happy!

The Ghanaian player’s heroics in the Europa League are comparable to how he has dominated the Premier League this season.

He is a unique player whose stature is expanding weekly around the globe.

 

In one word, the Europa League X account depicts Mohammed Kudus.

West Ham is currently unstoppable in the Europa League, and we have a thrilling two-leg quarterfinal matchup with Bayer Leverkusen of the Bundesliga to look forward to next month.

Even if we are the underdogs to advance to the competition’s semi-final, we will undoubtedly have a chance if players like Kudus are in the mix.

A video of the Ghanaian international’s incredible goal against Freiburg was tweeted by the official Europa League X account yesterday.

And they described our maestro in just one word: ”Kudus was unstoppable”

performing at his peak in the Europa League

For the 23-year-old Hammers star, that goal in particular, is the epitome of unstoppable.

We obviously need players like Lucas Paqueta and Jarrod Bowen to be playing at their very best if Mohammed Kudus and West Ham are to have any chance against Bayer Leverkusen in the Europa League.

The former Ajax player has a great deal of potential, as we all know, and the current hype around him is well-founded.

I honestly believe he has the potential to progress and become a world-class player, without going overboard. Hopefully, when he plays for West Ham, he shows me wrong!