Hammers’ hero Mohammed Kudus has shown that he is not just a hero to the thousands who have seen him perform his magic at the London Stadium. The West Ham United attacker produced some genuinely stunning goals last year which will live long in the memory for those lucky enough to have witnessed them first hand.
But it is clear that ‘Starboy’ has not let success at Ajax and now at West Ham go to his head. The Ghanaian international has remained true to his roots and is now a bit of a cult hero in his homeland.
From beginnings in Colts football at Strong Tower FC, Mo progressed via the Dream Academy in Akosombo. He has obviously not forgotten those times, as he donates each year to his former boyhood club.
In his latest gesture to the club based in his old neighbourhood of Nima, he gifted essential football items such as balls, branded jerseys, kits, and T-shirts.
Kudus, who serves as a brand ambassador for Kivo, also presented some products from the company to representatives of the club. His actions were shared on twitter X:
Apparently, The gifts excited many of the young players, who described the former Ajax attacker as an inspiration. Mo’s former coach Ayuba Joshua, ( the man credited with ‘discovering’ Kudus ) expressed gratitude as did the younger players.
The makings of a wonderful young man as well as a gifted footballer, we’d say. Long may he stay to entertain us in Claret and Blue.
Kudus is a fantastic player , and what a gentleman . Well done Mo 👍⚒
If only Sully was like Kudus, he could give back to the people with seat concessions to home games!!
Why spoil a good article with such a supid comment.
Did you enjoy breaking the boycott last Saturday mate??