Mohammed Kudus Floors Two Man City Players With Dribbling Skills, Denied Equaliser: Video
- Ghana midfielder Mohammed Kudus excelled in West Ham's game against Man City
- The Hammers suffered their second home defeat of the season to the EPL champions
- Kudus will join the Black Stars next week for the upcoming AFCON qualifiers in Kumasi
Mohammed Kudus produced another starring display for West Ham United in their defeat to champions Manchester City at the London Olympic Stadium.
The Hammers were undone by an Earling Haaland hat-trick but Kudus was West Ham's brightest spot on Saturday evening.
The Ghana international was also denied a crucial equaliser during the game after his strike rifled the woodwork in the second half.
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In a video shared on social media, Kudus easily went past Kevin De Bruyne with his quick feet before brushing off the challenge of Jeremy Doku. He then released a pass to Jarrod Bowen who returned the favour but Kudus' effort hit the upright.
Despite his brilliant display, the London club succumbed to their second defeat of the season after a Haaland hat-trick. Ruben Diaz's own goal was the only consolation for the Hammers.
Kudus waits for first EPL goal of the season
The attacking midfielder, who scored eight times last season is yet to open his account this season despite his outstanding performances for the club, per Transfermarkt.
Kudus has mostly flourished on the right side of attack but under new manager Julen Lopetegui, he has been deployed on the left side of offense.
West Ham United have been unsuccessful at home this season, losing to Aston Villa and Manchester City in London. However, their only victory was on the road against Crystal Palace.
Kudus rated above Vinicius Jr
Earlier, Legit.ng reported that former Ghana midfielder Charles Asampong Taylor insists Mohammed Kudus is a far better player than Real Madrid's Vinicius Jr.
Both players had an outstanding campaign last season with the Brazilian leading Los Blancos to La Liga and UEFA Champions League triumph while Kudus ended the season trophyless.
Despite Vini Jr's achievement, Charles Taylor, who played for Ghanaian giants Hearts of Oak and Asante Kotoko, picked the Hammers star over the Brazilian.
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