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Ghana stars Mohammed Kudus models in new West Ham home jersey
Mohammed Kudus joined his West Ham United teammates for the unveiling of the club's new jerseys ahead of the upcoming season in London.The design of the Hammers' new jersey draws inspiration from the team's successful era in the sixties, honouring the squad that brought West Ham their first taste of glory.The home kit features the iconic Claret and Blue colours of West Ham, prominently displaying the club's sponsor across the front of the shirt.Kudus, alongside Bowen, Alphonse Areola, and other teammates, proudly introduced the new kits.Having joined West Ham United from Ajax last summer, the Ghanaian international quickly endeared himself to fans with an impressive debut season. The graduate of the Right to Dream Academy scored 14 goals and provided six assists across all competitions for the Hammers.Kudus has garnered attention from several top European clubs, including English giants Liverpool, and was also linked with a move to Al-Ittihad in Saudi Arabia.
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Mohammed Kudus joined his West Ham United teammates for the unveiling of the club's new jerseys ahead of the upcoming season in London.
The design of the Hammers' new jersey draws inspiration from the team's successful era in the sixties, honouring the squad that brought West Ham their first taste of glory.
The home kit features the iconic Claret and Blue colours of West Ham, prominently displaying the club's sponsor across the front of the shirt.
Kudus, alongside Bowen, Alphonse Areola, and other teammates, proudly introduced the new kits.
Having joined West Ham United from Ajax last summer, the Ghanaian international quickly endeared himself to fans with an impressive debut season. The graduate of the Right to Dream Academy scored 14 goals and provided six assists across all competitions for the Hammers.
Kudus has garnered attention from several top European clubs, including English giants Liverpool, and was also linked with a move to Al-Ittihad in Saudi Arabia.
