After a glorious Premier League season that saw Liverpool lift their 20th league title, former midfielder Danny Murphy has tipped Ghanaian sensation Mohammed Kudus as one player the club should seriously consider signing.
Liverpool’s dominant 5-1 win over Tottenham not only sealed the title but also marked a dream debut season for Arne Slot.
The Dutch manager managed to steer the club to success without splashing big in the transfer market—a feat many considered improbable.
But with change looming, and forwards like Darwin Nunez, Diogo Jota, and Federico Chiesa all rumoured to be on their way out, Murphy believes reinforcements are crucial. Speaking on BBC, the former England international singled out Kudus as a perfect fit for Liverpool’s attacking setup.
“Kudus is robust, skilful and can play as a ’10’ or on the left or right. He is super strong and got great pace,” Murphy stated, clearly impressed by the Ghanaian’s versatility.
Mohammed Kudus, currently playing for West Ham United, has shown flashes of brilliance in a somewhat challenging season.
He found the back of the net in a recent 3-2 defeat and has tallied four goals and three assists across 31 matches in all competitions.
While Kudus may not yet have blockbuster stats, his raw talent, technical ability, and adaptability make him a compelling option for a Liverpool side looking to evolve after an emotional title-winning campaign.
