In the bustling heart of Accra, the community of Nima continues to beat with pride for one of its own—Mohammed Kudus. From dusty pitches to Premier League stadiums, Kudus’s journey has been nothing short of remarkable, and through it all, one thing has remained constant: the unshakable support of his hometown.

Long before the world knew his name, Kudus was just a boy with a dream, playing for local side Strong Towers. That dream took shape at the Right to Dream Academy, bloomed in Denmark with FC Nordsjaelland, and flourished at Ajax in Amsterdam. Today, he dazzles on the big stage with West Ham United in the English Premier League.

In a recent interview with NBC Sports, the 24-year-old midfielder opened up about the emotional backbone of his career—his people.

“The people of Nima still believe in me like they did from the start. That means a lot. Knowing they’re behind me, win or lose, gives me the motivation to keep going,” Kudus shared.

For Kudus, every goal and every appearance is more than a personal milestone—it’s a tribute to a community that never stopped believing.