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Mohammed Kudus' performance against Rangers in Ajax 2022/23 UEFA Champions League was too good to be ignored by former Crystal Palace winger Yannick Bolasie.
The Black Stars midfielder was handed his first start of the season by Alfred Schreuder as Ajax hosted the Scottish outfit at the Johan Cruijff Arena in Amsterdam on Wednesday, September 7.
Kudus was the centre of attraction just 45 minutes into the game after assisting Steven Berghuis in the 32nd minute before netting a beauty of a strike himself a minute later.
Bolasie, who was glued to the game could barely hide his admiration for the Ghanaian as he took to his Twitter account to laud Kudus' performance.
"This young g Kudus is good," the DR Congo forward wrote on social media.
Ajax scored a fourth after the recess with Steven Bergwijn scoring his eighth goal in seven games for the Dutch side.
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