Mohammed Kudus: Fans React As Ghanaian Star Scores Goal of the Season Contender Against Brentford

• Mohammed Kudus has scored a spectacular goal for West Ham against Brentford in the Premier League
• The Ghanaian international scored the Hammers' equaliser against the Bees after Neal Maupay's goal
• The former Ajax star's bicycle kick goal stirred a lot of reactions from fans on social media

Ghanaian international Mohammed Kudus has continued his blistering form for West Ham United as he scored a fantastic goal against Brentford in the English Premier League.

The former Ajax star was included in David Moyes' starting lineup for the Hammers' trip to the GTech Community Park on Saturday, November 4.

Kudus' goal in the 19th minute cancelled out Neal Maupay's early goal for the Bees, with the visitors taking the lead through Jarrod Bowen before the break.

In a video shared on social media, the Black Stars midfielder met Michail Antonio's cross with a bicycle kick to level things up for the hammers.

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The wonder goal scored by the West Ham player stirred a lot of reactions from fans on social media, with some claiming his goal is better that Lionel Messi's goal at the 2022 FIFA World Cup.

@Siuuu_gaming said:

"Don't compare Messi to kudus.. Kudus is far gone"

@OttawaDe said:

"Kudus goal is far better than all the goals Messi scored in World Cup 🤔🤔🤔"

@Ori_addosburg said:

"Goal of the season contender"

@Kudus_Szn said:

"This guy ain’t human."

@Kris_Peniel said:

"If this goal no take goal of the month ahh we all go go England therr😅"

@CletusOke89212 said:

"Arteta didn’t see kudus…all he saw was Harvertz that’s a liability"

Kudus scores as West Ham beat Arsenal

Sports Brief earlier reported that Ghanaian midfielder Mohammed Kudus scored as West Ham defeated Arsenal in the Carabao Cup game at the London Olympic Stadium.

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The 23-year-old expertly controlled a long pass from Nayef Aguerd which beat Arsenal defender Oleksandr Zinchenko before he cooly slotted home for the Hammers' second of the night.

Ben White gave the host an early lead after netting an own goal in the 16th minute.