Mohammed Kudus, the Ghanaian African football star, has officially completed his transfer to Tottenham Hotspur for a record fee of 55 million pounds, signing a five-year deal until 2031. This deal makes him one of the most significant acquisitions of the 2025 summer transfer window, illustrating Spurs’ ambition to rebuild their squad under their new coach Thomas Frank.
The 24-year-old winger arrives from West Ham, where he scored 19 goals in 80 appearances. At Tottenham, he aims to establish himself not only through his offensive qualities but also by his defensive commitment, a facet he is intensively working on under coach Frank’s guidance. The coach praises Kudus’ balance between creativity, individual technique, and defensive discipline, especially his ability to win back possession and contribute to defensive phases.
Kudus also wants to bring something different to Spurs’ style of play, relying on his ability to take on opponents one-on-one and entertain fans with his dynamism and daring on the pitch. This ambitious approach marks a key stage in his career, where he seeks to elevate his level in a highly competitive league while adapting quickly to Tottenham’s tactical system.
The arrival of Mohammed Kudus is welcomed by his teammates, including Brennan Johnson, who acknowledges the Ghana international’s immediate impact within the London dressing room. This transfer boosts fans’ expectations to see the player shine in the Premier League and confirms Tottenham’s strategic commitment to building a competitive and modern team around promising young African talents.