This season, the English Premier League has been graced by the brilliance of three Ghanaian stars—Fatawu Issahaku, Mohammed Kudus, and Antoine Semenyo—who are making headlines with their extraordinary dribbling skills.

At the forefront is Fatawu Issahaku of Leicester City, whose dazzling footwork has left defenders in his wake. Issahaku leads the league with 29 successful dribbles, outperforming established dribblers like Jérémy Doku, Kaoru Mitoma, and Bukayo Saka. His most memorable display came at Old Trafford against Manchester United, where his relentless attacks troubled the defense, even as Leicester fell to a 3-0 defeat. Tragically, Issahaku’s impressive season has been cut short due to an ACL injury sustained on international duty.

Mohammed Kudus, West Ham’s rising star, is not far behind with 28 successful dribbles. Kudus’ smooth and effortless style of play has been a bright spot in West Ham’s inconsistent campaign, earning him accolades for his ability to navigate tight spaces and unlock defenses.

Completing the trio is Antoine Semenyo of Bournemouth, who combines physicality with finesse to devastating effect. Semenyo, with 24 successful dribbles, has been a driving force in Bournemouth’s attack, leading the team in goals and emerging as a vital player for the Cherries.

The performances of these Ghanaian stars highlight their growing influence in the Premier League, and their ability to dominate with skill and creativity is a testament to the wealth of talent emerging from Ghana.