Following his breathtaking acrobatic goal during West Ham’s visit to Brentford in the Premier League on Saturday, Mohammed Kudus was told that he is ‘beyond West Ham’s league’ in terms of his exceptional skills.
After scoring a jaw-dropping acrobatic goal against Brentford, fans were quick to declare that Mohammed Kudus is ‘beyond West Ham’s league.’
West Ham, under the management of David Moyes, made the trip to face Brentford in the Premier League last Saturday, and the traveling supporters were treated to a remarkable display of skill by the Ghanaian forward. Kudus, who arrived from Ajax for a hefty £38 million in the summer, continues to make a significant impact at his new club.
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The Hammers found themselves trailing by a goal just 11 minutes into the match when Neal Maupay netted for the hosts. However, the deficit was swiftly erased as Kudus executed a scintillating scissor-kick finish from Michail Antonio’s cross just eight minutes later.
Receiving a looping cross from the left, Kudus demonstrated incredible athleticism, leaping into the air with both feet and connecting perfectly with the ball. His audacious effort sailed past Mark Flekken in the Brentford goal, nestling in the far corner of the net.
Fans were left in awe of Kudus’ performance, with one enthusiastic supporter expressing on Twitter, “He’s too good for West Ham,” while another added, “KUDUS making an impact!”
Some fans drew comparisons between Mohammed Kudus’ success and the struggles of his former Ajax teammate, Antony, who subsequently made an £86 million transfer to Manchester United.
One comment raised questions about Erik ten Hag’s choice to acquire Antony over Kudus, stating, “They could have signed him instead of Antony, to be honest.” Another fan chimed in, highlighting the price difference, saying, “He cost 40 million and Antony 100 million, by the way.” A third fan commented, “Antony must take note.”