Why does Kudus celebrate by sitting on a stool?
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Tottenham winger Mohammed Kudus celebrated his winning goal against Leeds on Saturday by sitting on a stool - a nod to his Ghana heritage.
Kudus, 25, has performed the celebration throughout his time in the Premier League, first with West Ham and now with London rivals Spurs.
"It's my roots. Where I come from, the chiefs and the kings, they sit on stools," Kudus said on the subject last season.
"I thought it would be nice to share a little bit of life where I am from.
"I thought, 'Why not do something different?'"
Kudus typically uses the plastic chairs of ball boys and ball girls to celebrate his goals, but while playing for West Ham last season he had his own custom-made wooden stool from Ghana for home matches.
"It's a special stool, a stool from Ghana," Kudus said.
"With my celebration, I thought: 'Why not do something different?'"
During his first season with West Ham, a ball boy at Newcastle refused to leave his stool to let Kudus celebrate on it. Instead, Kudus and his team-mates celebrated by sitting on the advertising hoardings.
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Mohammed Kudus has performed the celebration while playing for London clubs Tottenham and West Ham
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