Ghanaian star Mohammed Kudus has once again underlined his skill and consistency in the English Premier League, finishing the 2024/25 season as one of the league’s top dribblers.
In only his second year in England, the West Ham United midfielder secured the second spot for most successful dribbles this season with 91 completed attempts, trailing just behind Manchester City’s Jérémy Doku, who topped the list with 107.
Fellow Ghanaian, Antoine Semenyo, also made the top three with 67 successful dribbles for Bournemouth.
Kudus’s inclusion in the top three for a second straight year reinforces his reputation as a dynamic playmaker with unmatched footwork.
Last season, he led the entire league with a staggering 124 dribbles, earning widespread praise for his fearless approach and technical brilliance.
More than just flair, Kudus has proven to be a consistent attacking threat for West Ham—bringing not only dribbles but also goals, assists, and creative playmaking to the side.
His style of play has become a hallmark of the Hammers’ attacking force, blending African flair with tactical discipline.
At just 24, Kudus is not only holding his own in one of the toughest leagues in the world but is steadily carving out a name for himself among the elite.
His back-to-back presence among the top dribblers speaks volumes—not just about individual brilliance, but about the rise of Ghanaian excellence in global football.
