As one of the league’s best dribblers at the end of the 2024–2025 season, Ghanaian sensation Mohammed Kudus has once again demonstrated his talent and reliability in the English Premier League.
The West Ham United midfielder, who is only in his second season in England, finished second on the list of successful dribbles this season with 91 completed attempts, barely behind Jérémy Doku of Manchester City, who came in first with 107.
Antoine Semenyo, another Ghanaian, scored 67 successful dribbles for Bournemouth, placing him in the top three as well.
The fact that Kudus finished in the top three for the second consecutive year further solidifies his standing as a powerful player with unparalleled footwork.
He topped the league in dribbles last season with an incredible 124, garnering widespread acclaim for his technical mastery and reckless style.
In addition to his flair, Kudus has shown himself to be a reliable offensive danger for West Ham, contributing goals, assists, and inventive playmaking to the team in addition to his dribbles.
His style of play, which combines tactical discipline with African flare, has become a defining characteristic of the Hammers’ attacking power.
In addition to competing in one of the world’s most competitive leagues, Kudus, who is only 24 years old, is gradually making a name for himself among the best.
His consecutive ranking among the best dribblers says a lot about Ghanaian football’s ascent to prominence in the world, not just about his own skill.
