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Tottenham Hotspur has announced the signing of Ghanaian midfielder Mohammed Kudus.
The 24-year-old joins the North London side from Premier League rivals West Ham United, with the former paying 55 million pounds for his services.
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Kudus pens a six-year deal at the Tottenham Stadium after ending his stay at West Ham after just two seasons at the club.
In August 2023, he joined West Ham United and made his Premier League debut the following month as a substitute before netting two goals on his full debut, which came in the UEFA Europa League.
Nominated for the Premier League’s Player of the Month award in December, Kudus enjoyed an impressive first campaign in English football with 14 goals and nine assists to his name.
He made a total of 80 appearances in all competitions over a two-year spell at London Stadium, scoring 19 times.
At Tottenham, Kudus will get back to wearing No.20 on the back of his shirt.
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