Mohammed Kudus Nominated for Premier League Player of the Month

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The attacking midfielder for the Black Stars, Mohammed Kudus, has garnered a nomination for the prestigious December Premier League Player of the Month award. The 23-year-old's exceptional performance throughout the month has been highlighted by his striking achievement of scoring four goals in six appearances on the pitch.

READ ALSO: Thomas Partey and Mohammed Kudus Nominated for CAF Men's Footballer of the Year Award

Kudus' remarkable run includes a goal against Crystal Palace on December 3 in a 1-1 draw, followed by a notable brace against Wolves, contributing to West Ham's impressive 3-0 victory a fortnight later. The stellar display continued with a splendid goal against Manchester United in a 2-0 triumph for the Hammers.

Since his move from Ajax to West Ham United in the summer, Kudus has tallied an impressive 10 goals in 18 starts, showcasing his impactful contribution to the team's performance. His commendable form has placed him in the running for the Premier League Player of the Month accolade, competing with other standout players such as Liverpool's Trent Alexander-Arnold, Tottenham's Son, Michael Olise from Crystal Palace, and Matheus Cunha from Wolves.

READ ALSO: Ghanaian Duo, Kudus and Semenyo Score In Premier League Matches

Despite his sterling performance in the Premier League, Mohammed Kudus remains focused on his national duties, as he is anticipated to join the Black Stars for their ongoing preparations ahead of the 2023 Africa Cup of Nations in Kumasi.

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