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Ghana international Mohammed Kudus became just the second player to be named the Footballer of the Year at the Ghana Football Awards on two occasions after claiming the 2024 edition.
The West Ham United midfielder beat competition from Abdul Fatawu Issahaku, Osman Bukarai and Inaki Williams to win the award for the second consecutive time.
Mohammed Kudus successful defends his crown as the Footballer of the Year at the 2024 Ghana Football Awards. Congratulations
— #EurosOnMGL (@JoySportsGH) June 29, 2024
The second player to win it back to back after Thomas Partey.#GFAwards pic.twitter.com/lxqDhrfEIk
Kudus enjoyed a brilliant season at the East London in his maiden season in England as he scored 14 goals in 45 appearances for the Hammers while also registering six assists.
He also guided the team to a quarterfinal spot in the UEFA Europa League. scoring five goals.
Below is the list of winners:
Footballer of the Year
Mohammed Kudus - West Ham United.
Women’s Footballer of the Year
Jennifer Kankam Yeboaug - ZED FC, Egypt
Men’s Coach of the Year
Nurudeen Amadu - FC Samartex
Women’s Coach of the Year
Yussif Basigi - Hasaacas Ladies/ Black Princesses
Odartey Lamptey Future Star Award
Abdul Aziz Issah - Dreams FC
Goalkeeper of the Year
Kofi Baah - FC Samartex
Home-based Footballer of the Year (Male)
Emmanuel Keyekeh - FC Samartex
Home-based Footballer of the Year (Female)
Abdulai Mukarama - Hasaacas Ladies
Goal of the Year
Mohammed Kudus - West Ham United
Best Ghanaian Club CEO
Richard Duah Nsenkyire - Samartex
Male Team of the Year
FC Samartex
Female Team of the Year
Hasaacas Ladies
Most Vibrant Club on Social Media
Dreams FC
Special Fan (s) of the Year
Casfordians
Special Awards
The Black Challenge
Thumbs Up Award
Gold Fields
MTN Ghana
Living Legend Award
Nanasam Brew Butler
Adjoa Bayor
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