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West Ham boss David Moyes continues to praise Mohammed Kudus for his impact at the Premier League club.
The Ghanaian midfielder has scored nine times in 17 games in all competitions for the Hammers this season, alongside two assists.
He netted two goals in the 3-0 defeat of Wolves on Sunday.
Moyes has been impressed with how the former Nordsjaelland and Ajax player has adapted to the Premier League.
He said on Ghanasoccernet: "He's made a brilliant start here. I always say it's not easy for boys coming over from other leagues to do well in the Premier League initially.
"He's done great. He's all-round a really good player, and we're really thrilled."
Kudus will be missing for West Ham from January as he takes part in the Africa Cup of Nations in the Ivory Coast.
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