Ghanaian football player Mohammed Kudus gave an explanation of his new celebratory habit of perching on billboards.
Kudus emphasized that his new goal celebration is as easy as taking a deep breath. Kudus was previously known for crossing his hands in an X pattern. The guy has become more well-known at West Ham because to his incredible performances and knack for scoring goals in a variety of competitions.
Mohammed Kudus has at last given an explanation for his unusual celebration style following a goal in a game.
Mohammed Kudus, a Ghanaian footballer, got the chance to show off his innovative goal celebration technique during West Ham’s recent 3-0 victory over Wolves. During his early days at West Ham and the majority of his time at Ajax, Mohammed Kudus would celebrate by crossing his palm in an X shape over his chest or head.
Kudus has recently changed his celebration style to sitting on the ad boards for a while.
In an interview with West Ham fan Guvna B, Kudus explained that the celebration had no specific meaning as he was simply taking a deep breath. “Obviously, when you get to this level and you do stuff, people try to get deeper meanings to it. This don’t mean anything; I’m just taking a deep breathe. It means nothing to me. I just sit down to take a deep breath.”
The video was a mosaic of Kudus’ goal-scoring moments, which caught the attention of Kudus lovers, especially Ghanaians.
