Mohammed Kudus

Kudus was the star but West Ham's exciting front four played together for the first time this season – to devastating effect

West Ham impressed at times in Man United defeat but recent exits of Benrahma and Fornals left Moyes' options threadbare on the flanks

Mohammed Kudus starred for Ajax and has made a brilliant start to his West Ham career - he is already integral to Ghana's future at 23

David Moyes needs better attacking options as he faces up to life without two of his three star forwards

West Ham's front three are the envy of the Premier League, with their ability to switch positions key to unsettling opposing defences

West Ham's season (and success) will be heavily influenced by the development of the on-field relationship between two of their attackers

West Ham were too passive up to half-time at Tottenham, but David Moyes' rejig injected energy into their display to set up a fine win

Michail Antonio, Jarrod Bowen and Mohammed Kudus are all doubts for Saturday – these are West Ham's other possibilities up front

The Ghanaian made a real difference against Newcastle and looks ready to start after the international break

The £38m summer signing from Ajax has wasted no time in having an impact for new club West Ham

Ian, the West Ham fan who has found fame in Ghana, tells The Athletic about his advice for the club's new forward

Ultra-detailed additions to a moving player's contract are becoming commonplace and it has altered how all parties operate

From the Right To Dream academy in Ghana, via Denmark and the Netherlands, Mohammed Kudus is now a West Ham player

Brighton & Hove Albion have reached an agreement in principle with Ajax to sign attacking midfielder Mohammed Kudus. Subject to the deal being finalised, the fee is in the region of €40million (£34.5m; $44m). That would make it a club-record purchase — surpassing the price paid for Joao Pedro this summer, which was just under £30million. Ghana international Kudus is close to agreeing personal terms with the Premier League club. The move has been driven by Brighton head coach Roberto De Zerbi, who views Kudus as a key target. Follow the summer transfer window with The Athletic…...

De Klassieker is a tale of two cities, a rivalry that provoked incidents of such violence between supporters that away fans are now banned

The 22-year-old became the first Ghana player to score twice in a World Cup match, further enhancing his reputation