West Ham could see Mohammed Kudus return sooner than expected following Ghana’s late stumble against Mozambique at AFCON. Despite Jordan Ayew’s two penalties securing a 2-0 lead, a late collapse resulted in a 2-2 draw.

Subsequent to Kudus’ substitution on 88 minutes, Mozambique capitalised on a penalty and corner to level the score. With Ghana currently third in their group, Kudus might be back at West Ham this week, offering relief for Moyes amid the team’s struggles without him.

Spare a thought for Kudus, for whom representing his country holds great significance. Even if Ghana secures a spot among the best third-placed teams, challenges loom in the next round, and Kudus’ return to West Ham seems likely.

In light of West Ham’s recent struggles without Kudus, his potential return comes as a welcome boost for Moyes and the club. The Ghanaian midfielder has been a key figure for West Ham, and his absence has been felt in their performances.

As the team gears up for the upcoming clash against Bournemouth on February 1st, having Kudus back in the lineup could be crucial. The unpredictable nature of football means that anything can happen in the remaining AFCON matches, but West Ham fans will undoubtedly be eager to see their hero back in action at the London Stadium.