Mohammed Kudus has been a revelation for West Ham and one of his awestruck teammates has opened up on what the future holds for him.
You only have to watch Mohammed Kudus play for a few minutes to know West Ham have a special talent on their hands.
West Ham’s star boy cost the club what looks a bargain £38.5m from Ajax in the summer.
Hammers technical director Tim Steidten somehow managed to seal his capture by beating the likes of Arsenal and Chelsea to Kudus.
West Ham star’s frightening claim about Kudus
He’s already worth well over double West Ham’s original outlay.
Kudus is an elite level player. And his statistics since joining West Ham are astonishing.
He is only player in the Premier League with over 50 take-ons completed, over 50 tackles made and over 50 fouls won.
Not to mention his 13 goals and four assists in 30 games in all competitions so far.
Kudus has been so good for West Ham that he is winning praise from rival fans, pundits and the press.
He will undoubtedly also be attracting admiring glances from top clubs too.
Now an awestruck West Ham star has made a frightening claim about what the future holds for Kudus.
Cresswell says Kudus is going to get even better
Aaron Cresswell has been waxing lyrical about Kudus.
And what he’s had to say should terrify West Ham’s rivals as the defender insists he will get even better.
“Mo Kudus, even today I’ve just trained with him, you just don’t want to go near him,” Cresswell said on The Iron Cast.
“I’m up against him all the time as well and I’m like ‘Mo get over to the left!’
“I think he’s a top, top talent and I think we haven’t seen the best of him yet and I really (mean that).
“That goal he scored against Freiburg (where he ran 70 yards and beat five players) I think he’s got plenty more of that, I really do.
“I think he’s going to be TOP.”
Let’s hope Kudus takes West Ham to the top so we can enjoy the ride with him for as long as possible.
What a player we have on our hands.
Cresswell has been at West Ham and in the Premier League for 10 years and has seen some unbelievable players in that time, so this is high praise indeed.