An incredible strike from Ghanaian star - Kudus Mohammed in Ajax's Champions League defeat to Liverpool on Tuesday night.
The Red boss - Jurgen Klopp has heaped praise on such a wonderful striker from the Ghanaian international that equalised Mohammed Salah's - which tends to Ajax's first goal at Anfield.
The 22-year-old versatile midfielder who now plays as a false 9 - following this goal account for five in four games alongside one provided assist.
Speaking after the match in a press conference as Joel Matip's head goal at the last hour made the difference - Klopp said.
"It was an incredible strike from Kudus"
"I will have to watch it back - you can't avoid all balls in behind - it will always happen - we just don't concede all of the time - it's about conceding a chance and getting back to how it should have been - that is what we did".
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