Mohammed Kudus says Thomas Frank was one of the main reasons he decided to make the switch to Tottenham. The midfielder, who scored 13 goals in 65 Premier League appearances for West Ham, believes the new Spurs boss can help him develop his game further after demonstrating his capabilities at Brentford.

Tottenham Hotspur have signed forward Mohammed Kudus from West Ham United on a long-term contract, the North London club said late on Thursday.

The North Londoners completed the signing of Kudus on Thursday, and almost simultaneously, Daniel Levy agreed to trigger Morgan Gibbs-White’s release clause. The second deal is yet to be completed, at the time of writing, but Kudus is already in the building at Tottenham, and James Maddison is having some fun.

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MOHAMMED KUDUS didn’t just dream of the Premier League, he dragged himself there. The man signed by Tottenham for £55million had to overcome pain, setbacks and the kind of adversity most can’t

The Tottenham Hotspur has officially announced the signing of Ghanaian winger Mohammed Kudus, from West Ham United, in a deal valued at £55 million.He only wanted Spurs.Welcome to North London,

Mohammed Kudus had an underwhelming 2024/25 season with his Premier League team West Ham UnitedThe Nima-born talent enjoyed an impressive first season in England, contributing 18 goals and 10 assists across all competitionsKudus has been linked with a sensational transfer to myriad EPL sides including Chelsea,