Manchester United players will soon pay taxes for copying my goal celebration – Mohammed Kudus

Ghana attacker, Mohammed Kudus has sarcastically cautioned Manchester United players that will soon be paying taxes for copying his goal celebration.

The 23-year-old has a trademark of celebrating his goal by sitting on the advertising hoardings and wait for his teammates to mob him.

Football fans have praised Kudus' goal celebration and was surprisingly copied by Manchester United players when Alejandro Garnacho, Kobbie Mainoo and Rasmus Hojlund did it together after Garnacho scored for Manchester United against West Ham at Old Trafford last month.

Speaking to The Guardian, the West Ham United attacker was quizzed if he noticed Manchester United players copied him when West Ham lost at Old Trafford in January, he said, “They’re allowed to do it,” Kudus says. “But soon they will have to start paying taxes.”

Following his move from Ajax to the Premier League, Mohammed Kudus has become a livewire for David Moyes' side.

He has so far scored 12 goals and 5 assists in 34 games in his debut season for the club.