Newcastle United Ball Boy Refuses to Borrow Mohammed Kudus Seat After Scoring Thunderous Goal: Video

• Mohammed Kudus has added another goal to his tally
• The West Ham star could not hit his iconic celebration
• Kudus also provided an assist against Newcastle United

Mohammed Kudus is in the news again for not just scoring another fine goal but for not getting to hit his new goal celebration.

The Ghana international continues his rich run of form in the Premier League after adding another strike to his tally before providing an assist as West Ham take a 3-1 win at St James Park against Newcastle United.

Having gone down to an early lead through Alexander Isak from the spot, West Ham quickly recovered as Michail Antonio pulled levelled in the 21st minute.

Kudus then gave the Hammers the lead with a thunderous right-footed strike at the stroke of half-time before serving Jarrod Bowen with West Ham's third moments after the break.

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In a video shared on social media, Kudus is seen trying to borrow a seat from a Newcastle United ball boy but he refused as Lucas Paqueta lifted the Ghanaian onto the advertising board.

The goal was Kudus' seventh of the campaign in the Premier League and his 12th across all competitions for the London club, per Transfermarkt.

Kudus, who joined West Ham in the summer transfer window from Ajax, is already attracting interest from big clubs in England and Spain.

Kudus opens up on Messi inspiration

Earlier, Sports Brief reported that Ghanaian midfielder Mohammed Kudus opened up on his Messi-esque goal in the Europa League for West Ham United against Freiburg.

The 23-year-old weaved his way past four players from his own half before finishing with his weaker foot as the Hammers thrashed the Bundesliga side to progress to the quarter-finals of the European competition.

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Kudus has been in fine form since moving to West Ham last summer, scoring 11 goals across all competitions as the Hammers continue their pursuit of European glory.

Kudus reacts to players copying celebration

Sports Brief also reported that Ghanaian midfielder Mohammed Kudus reacted to players copying his famous 'have a seat' celebration.

The West Ham United star has become very popular for his iconic celebration with players from different leagues mimicking his style whenever they score goals.

Kudus explains the celebration has no deeper meaning as he tries to catch a breath any time he hits the back of the net.