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Ghana international Mohammed Kudus has taken home West Ham United's Goal of the Season award for his brilliant solo goal against Freiburg.
Kudus showed great courage and composure as he picked up the ball from his own half before gliding past his markers and beating the goalkeeper to score in a Europa League game against the German side.
Presenting the first winner of our season awards...
— West Ham United (@WestHam) May 11, 2024
Your 2023/24 Goal of the Season goes to @KudusMohammedGH for his sensational dribble and finish v SC Freiburg pic.twitter.com/Q34Vl6SMbo
The announcement of the winning goal was made on Saturday, May 11, ahead of the club's Premier League game against Luton Town.
The 23-year-old joined the Hammers during the 2023 summer transfer window from Ajax and has become one of the fans' favourites at the London Stadium.
Kudus has been involved in 19 goals across all competitions for David Moyes' side, scoring 13 goals and providing six assists.
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