David Moyes has admitted that he’s been very impressed by one of West Ham United’s new signings.
West Ham United boss David Moyes made four truly exceptional new signings in the summer transfer window.
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Mohammed Kudus, James Ward-Prowse, Edson Alvarez and Konstantinos Mavropanos were all brought to the London Stadium for roughly £120 million combined.
The Hammers boss has clearly made his squad stronger, despite the fact that Declan Rice left the club to join Arsenal in the summer.
And it seems as though one summer signing in particular has already really impressed Moyes…
David Moyes raves about West Ham new-boy
The Hammers manager was speaking to reporters ahead of tomorrow night’s Europa League clash with Backa Topola.
The Scot is expected to make sweeping changes for the match, with some of the fringe players likely to get a chance to prove themselves.
On of the players who desperately needs a start is Mohammed Kudus. He’s played just 23 minutes for the club since his summer move from Ajax.
And Moyes responded when asked about what he has made of the attacking midfielder so far, as quoted by WHUFC.com:
“I like what I see and I think he looks a really good player. That’s why we brought him and hopefully we can give him a chance to show what he can do in the next couple of weeks. We just wanted to give him a bit of time and not expect too much too soon.”
I’m hoping to see Kudus thrown in from the start tomorrow in the Europa League against Backa Topola.
He is an exceptional talent, and getting him up to speed as soon as possible will be absolutely vital as we look to compete on all fronts this season.
Moyes is well-renowned for easing his new signings from abroad into action slowly but surely.
That has been no different with Kudus. He will surely make his first start for the Hammers tomorrow though. And if he does, the home fans will be expecting to see great things from the Ghanaian.
The 23-year-old possesses skill, pace and power in abundance and when he’s firing on all cylinders, I have no doubt that he’ll take the Premier League by storm.
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