Mohammed Kudus Net worth, Cars, House, Mom and girlfriend

Net Worth & Market Value

The promising midfielder from Ghana signed a multimillion year deal with Ajax in the summer of 2020 which has taken his net worth to an estimated 6 Million Euro (5.5 Million Pound). The African might be young and inexperienced but his services didn’t come cheap with the Amsterdam club paying a figure close to 9 Million Euro (8.2 Million Pound), expect his market value to be north of that number.

Love Life – Single, Girlfriend or Wife?

Mohammed Kudus Single – Single

Family – Get to know them

Mother

Mamma! Before he was the golden boy of Ghana and the big boy in Amsterdam, Mo had a lot of growing up to do, enduring long and arduous roads. Here is the woman who stood by, and led him with a strong desire and a sweet smile!

Kudus Tattoo – Does he have one?

Bathing in the wild! The boy from Accra, Ghana always had a calling for the wilderness. A physical specimen, the midfielder is built like a tank but moves like a bee, but is yet to put any ink on his body.

House – Where does he live?

Location: Amsterdam, Netherlands

The Ghanaian first move to Europe at the age of 17 to join Danish club FC Nordsjælland, and upon impressing for a couple of years he got the big move to Ajax Amsterdam in the summer 2020. The Eredivisie giants will be his home for the foreseeable future!

Kudus Car – What does he drive?

Mo likes piggyback rides! We at WTFOOT would like to wish all his new teammates at Ajax the best of luck carrying this tank of a man! PS: His old teammates were delighted with his transfer to Amsterdam,

Mohammed Kudus Background

Born in Accra, Ghana, in August 2nd, 2002, he spent his youth career with the academies of Strongtower FC and Right to Dream in his native country.

In 2018, at 17 years of age, the talented teenager was scouted and signed by Danish club FC Nordsjælland. The midfielder made his debut against

Brøndby IF in a 2-0 defeat. Soon Mo would prove his undeniable talent with 14 goals and 3 assists from 51 appearances in the Superligaen. His

impressive performances caught the eye of scouts from Europe’s biggest clubs including Bundesliga club Borussia Dortmund; Serie A outfit AC Milan;

and both clubs from Merseyside, England, in Liverpool and Everton; but it was Europe’s premier talent factory, AFC Ajax, who got the deal over the

line. The Eredivisie giants were quick to make their move and the Ghanaian midfielder put pen to paper signing a five year contract to seal a €9 million

move to Amsterdam. Mo was quick to hit the ground running with a man of the match performance in his debut for Ajax against Vitesse Arnhem,

bagging an assist as ten men Ajax secured a hard fought victory. On the international scene Mo has represented Ghana at U17 and U20 level and

made his debut for the national team on November 14th, 2019.