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Ghana international, Mohammed Kudus, says he will consider the 2022/23 season successful if he guides Ajax to a domestic double at the end of the campaign.
The 22-year-old has been in fine for both club and country this season scoring 19 goals and recording four assists across all competitions.
With Ajax exiting the UEFA Champions League and Europa League, there are just two trophies to fight for John Heitinga's side and Kudus is hopeful of winning both at the end of the season in order to label the campaign as successful.
“The goal is to win the cup and the league and until I achieve that I haven’t done anything yet. So there is more coming. More work to be done,” Kudus told Ajax TV in an interview.
Ajax currently sit second on the Eredivisie league table with three points behind leaders, Feyenoord, while they are also in the semifinal of the Dutch Cup.
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