West Ham midfielder Mohammed Kudus has reaffirmed his commitment to his unique playing style, insisting that it is non-negotiable and central to his identity as a footballer.
The Ghanaian international has occasionally faced criticism from fans who believe he should adapt his style to suit the preferences of his coaches.
However, in an interview with the Premier League, the former Ajax star made it clear that he will not compromise what makes him special.
“We are all different, and we all have our impact in the world. There’s not a single day I’ll ever change my style of play for any coach, anybody, whatsoever,” Kudus said.
He explained that his approach to football reflects his personality and allows him to express himself fully on the pitch.
“Expressing myself on the pitch and playing how I play is just who I am, and that will never change. At the end of the day, I’m the boy from Nima living his dream, and maybe people can find inspiration in that by being themselves,” he added.
Despite his confidence, Kudus has endured a relatively challenging second season at West Ham. The 24-year-old has recorded just three goals and two assists in 26 Premier League appearances so far.
FKA/MA
Meanwhile, watch the latest edition of Sports Debate below:
