The quality of England’s National Men’s Football Team isn’t lost on Ghana midfielder Mohammed Kudus ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
The former West Ham playmaker, who is in the middle of his third season competing in the English Premier League, says the Black Stars are aware of the quality of Thomas Tuchel’s team.
Ghana got drawn in Group L for next year’s World Cup with England, Croatia and Panama with the Black Stars scheduled to take on England on June 27 in Boston.
Speaking after the draw, Tottenham Hotspur midfielder Mo Kudus said Ghana was aware of England’s quality and would be ready for the big clash next year.
“I’m looking forward to it. I’m playing against most of the players in the country here and some of the other guys [Black Stars players] play here as well so we are pretty much aware of the side we are facing and the quality they have but we will definitely be up for it and be ready” he said in a news presser.
Kudus is set to feature in Spurs’ UEFA Champions League tie against Slavia Prague on Tuesday, December 9.
