In the wake of West Ham United's win against Wolverhampton Wanderers this Sunday, Ghanaian international Mohammed Kudus expressed a notable shift in the dynamics within the team.
Kudus, a key player in West Ham's victory, shared that his connection and understanding with his teammates have notably strengthened.
In a highly competitive Premier League clash, West Ham United and Wolverhampton Wanderers locked horns at the London Stadium, where the Hammers emerged triumphant with a remarkable victory.
The Black Stars midfielder started and lasted 87 minute as his outfit cruised to an emphatic 3-0 home win over Wolves.
Kudus sealed his double in a space of 10 minutes to put his side in front in the thrilling encounter.
The former Ajax star shot the Hammers into the lead in the 22 minute before sealing his brace in the 32nd minute following a brace of assist from Lucas Paquetá.
England forward Jarrod Bowen rounded off the victory for David Moyes' side, capitalising on another Paqueta pass to score his 10th goal of the season.
“The coaches and everyone around the club help me to settle in so we have a lot of good players so the understanding is much easier,” he said after the game.
"As an attacking player you will want to put the ball in the net we still have a long way to go we keep going," he added.
The former Ajax star now becomes the fastest player to score brace in a Premier League game at the London Stadium.
The Ghanaian has now tallied his goals in the Premiership to five and eight in all competitions since joining from Dutch giants Ajax in the summer.