Tottenham Hotspur head coach Thomas Frank has stated that Ghanaian attacker Mohammed Kudus' footballing skills convinced the club to sign him.

According to him, the player's brilliance in terms of holding the ball and dribbling past his opponents in tight spaces is an ability the club admires greatly.

The former Brentford manager also commended the player's passing ability and finishing as one of the attributes that impressed the club officials to push for his signature.

"I think it's a great signing for the club. I think it's top work from Daniel Levy. He is a very good player. We can start working with him. I think he brings a bit of unpredictability to the game. I think his one-on-one actions are top-notch.

"I think his short passes are excellent. I think his finishing is very good. And he is in, you know, almost a perfect age to perform, but also take it to the next level," he said, as shared by Citi Sports on X.

Spurs signed Kudus from West Ham United in a deal worth around 55 million euros after their initial bid was rejected.

The Black Stars attacker will join the likes of Richarlison, Kulusevski, Son Heung-Min, and other players to bolster their attack as they will be competing in the UEFA Champions League and the Premier League next season.

Watch Frank's remarks below: