Mohammed Kudus, meanwhile, has three – some way off the 14 he registered last term. The Ghanaian can turn on a sixpence, and does, and can dribble past opposition players as though they aren’t even there, and does, yet his ability to affect big games by conjuring up big moments has lessened. Potter, just as Julen Lopetegui did, needs shrewder decision-making and crisper end product from the mercurial attacker.
