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West Ham's Mohammed Kudus parts ways with agent, aims for stronger season

West Ham United's Mohammed Kudus has ended his association with agent Jennifer Mendelewitsch, opting for his family to manage his representation instead. This change was announced by transfer expert Fabrizio Romano. Mendelewitsch played a crucial role in Kudus' transfer from Ajax to West Ham for a reported fee of around £38 million plus add-ons.
West Ham's Mohammed Kudus parts ways with agent, aims for stronger season
West Ham's Mohammed Kudus parts ways with agent, aims for stronger season

In his first season with West Ham, Kudus made a significant impact, scoring 14 goals and providing six assists. His performances have drawn interest from clubs in Saudi Arabia and major European teams, including Manchester City and Liverpool. Despite this, Kudus is currently not looking to leave West Ham.

Manchester City is considering Kudus as a potential replacement for Kevin De Bruyne if the Belgian moves to the Saudi Pro League. Liverpool is also interested in Kudus due to the uncertain future of Mo Salah.

West Ham's manager Julen Lopetegui is keen to keep Kudus, recognising his versatility and importance to the team. The next few weeks will be crucial as the club aims to secure Kudus' future amidst the interest from other teams.

A few days ago, Kudus expressed his intention to improve his performances for his English Premiership club, West Ham, this season. Outlining his objectives for the upcoming 2024/25 season as West Ham United intensify preparations for the season’s start in August, the 23-year-old said his goal is to help the Hammers qualify for Europe again and challenge for the top six in the English Premier League.

Kudus starred for West Ham last season both in the Europa League and the Premier League, scoring incredible goals and entertaining fans with his quick feet. Looking ahead to his second season, the former Ajax star said, “Personally, I want to do better than I did last season with numbers and performances, but most importantly help the team get back into Europe and challenge for the top six. That’s what my personal goal is around, helping the team.”

The Right to Dream Academy graduate proved indispensable for the Hammers last season, featuring in 48 matches across all competitions. His impressive tally of 18 goals and seven assists underscored his pivotal role in the squad. Kudus was crowned Europe’s top dribbler for the 2023/24 season, and he further won West Ham’s Goal of the Season accolade. His breathtaking 70-yard solo effort against SC Freiburg in the UEFA Europa League round of 16 captured the imagination of fans worldwide.

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