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Tottenham: Mohammed Kudus establishes himself as the Spurs' playmaker

Three assists in five matches
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Tottenham: Mohammed Kudus establishes himself as the Spurs' playmaker
Tottenham: Mohammed Kudus establishes himself as the Spurs' playmaker
31.10.26 FT English Premier League
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The Ghana international Mohammed Kudus continues to grow in stature with Tottenham. After providing another assist against Crystal Palace (2-0) on Saturday, October 31, the forward has taken his tally to three assists in his last five matches. He is now the London club's leading assist provider in the Premier League.

Mohammed Kudus continues to showcase his talent in Tottenham's colours. The Ghana international once again stood out on Saturday as Spurs hosted Crystal Palace in the Premier League. Spurs won 2-0, with their No. 20 making a decisive contribution.

Named in the starting XI, Kudus broke the deadlock from a set piece. In the 25th minute, his perfectly delivered corner found Archie Gray at the far post. The young English midfielder made no mistake with his winning header to open the scoring for the London side.

Another assist that confirms the Ghanaian's growing importance in his team's attacking play. Tottenham's second goal, scored in the 73rd minute by Jan Paul van Hecke, sealed Roberto De Zerbi's side's victory from a pass by Mateus Fernandes.

Read also: Premier League: Mohammed Kudus records his first assist of the season with Tottenham

Three assists in five matches

Beyond this latest performance, Mohamed Kudus's statistics highlight his influence in Spurs' play. The Ghanaian has provided three assists in his last five appearances. No player has done better during that period.

With three assists in the Premier League this season, he also sits top of Tottenham's assist charts in the English top flight.

Signed with the ambition of strengthening the London side's attack, Kudus is gradually taking on a central role in his coach's system. His ability to beat opponents, create space and set up his teammates makes him a valuable asset for Tottenham.

With only a few weeks of the season played, the Ghana international is already showing promising consistency in the final third. Spurs can rely on his creativity as they look to continue their progress in the league.

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