Mohammed Kudus was adjudged man of the match on his competitive debut for Ajax as the Dutch champions cruised to a 3-0 victory against Waalwijk on Sunday.
Despite failing to score or provide an assist, Kudus was instrumental, controlling the game from the middle of the park.
The highlight of his game was when he provided the pre-assist to Ajax's second goal scored by Labyad.
Here is Kudus' game by numbers:
The win means Ajax have won their first two games and are joint top of the Eredivisie
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