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Ghana's Mohammed Kudus will play under the tutelage of Julen Lopetegui next season after West Ham announced his appointment as the new manager.
The 57-year-old has signed a two-year deal with an option for a third to replace David Moyes.
Lopetegui is expected to begin his job on July 1.
“I feel very happy, first of all, to be able to be part of the future of this big club. We will try to put our stamp on the club," said Lopetegui.
Kudus hopes to continue his fine form in the next campaign after scoring 12 goals and providing six assists in all competitions for the Hammers in the just-ended season.
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