After returning from international duty, West Ham star Mohammed Kudus was deemed “dead on his feet.”

After returning from international duty, West Ham star Mohammed Kudus was deemed “dead on his feet”

After returning from his international duty, where he had sustained a back injury,

West Ham star Mohammed Kudus was “dead on his feet.

“On November 23, the online news source stated that even though he may have problems after a lengthy flight back from Ghana,

the club is optimistic he will be fit to play against Burnley.

Despite the fact that Kudus played in both of Ghana’s games,it is believed that his recurrent back injury

which is made worse by long flights—is not really interfering with his ability to perform.

For David Moyes’ team, the international break has gone about as badly as it could have.

Due to injuries to Michail Antonio’s knee, Jarrod Bowen being sent home from his England duty,

and Kudus’ current predicament, three key players may be absent from the Burnley match.

With the other two out, Mohammed Kudus’ fitness will be crucial for West Ham because he can play in Bowen’s position by cutting inside off the right,

and his goal-scoring prowess will be helpful when Antonio is out.

It could cause problems for David Moyes and his team if all three of the attacking stars at the London Stadium miss a stretch of time at the same time.

Without these three in the lineup, there will be questions about where the team’s creativity and goals will come from.

Antonio has been in poor form of late, but his likely replacement in Danny Ings hasn’t been any better,

while if Kudus is not available to fill in for Jarrod Bowen, the out-of-favour Pablo Fornals could be called upon as well as Said Benrahma.

Mohammed Kudus averaged 20 passes per match with a pass completion rate of 86%, and had 2 assists

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