Mohammed kudus scored his debut premier league goal to earn West Ham a point against Newcastle.
In a noteworthy performance on Sunday, Ghanaian international Mohammed Kudus notched his inaugural Premier League goal for West Ham United.
Kudus, who was substituted in the 76th minute, came to West Ham’s rescue in the dying moments of the game against Newcastle United.
The Magpies had managed to take a 2-1 lead as the match approached stoppage time.
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Kudus’ introduction as a substitute injected renewed vigor into the Hammers’ play. In the 89th minute, he unleashed a remarkable strike from the edge of the area, a powerful left-footed shot that left Pope with little chance and lifted the spirits of the London Stadium crowd.
This marked Kudus’ third goal across all competitions since his high-profile transfer from Ajax to West Ham, a deal that exceeded 40 million euros. Notably, it was his first goal in the Premier League for his new side.
Kudus had a special guest in attendance – the renowned Ghanaian afro dancehall artiste, Stonebwoy, was present. Stonebwoy happens to be Kudus’ favorite musician.
