Mohammed Kudus aims to support African footballers with opportunities

Mohammed Kudus has pledged to support underprivileged African footballers by creating more opportunities for them in the sport.

The Ghanaian midfielder, who grew up in Nima, overcame significant challenges to reach the top, starting at Strong Towers before joining the Right to Dream Academy in 2010.

Now 24, Kudus has built an impressive career with Nordsjaelland, Ajax, and West Ham United.

Speaking to *Rising Ballers (Perspectives)*, he emphasized his desire to help undiscovered talents who lack opportunities.

Since moving to Europe, Kudus has consistently given back to his community, reinforcing his commitment to social impact.

On the pitch, he has scored three Premier League goals this season and will look to add to his tally when West Ham faces Leicester on Thursday.