“Moves like Megan The Stallion,” Fans go wild as Take Kubo twerks to celebrate his goal against Athletic Bilbao

Takefusa Kubo drops the ultimate disrespected to his rivals by twerking after scoring his goal.

“Moves like Megan The Stallion,” Fans go wild as Take Kubo twerks to celebrate his goal against Athletic Bilbao

Takefusa Kubo with the Hamstring Pull Celebration (Source: LA LIGA BBVA)

Takefusa Kubo recently scored for Real Sociedad and gave one of the most hilarious ways. Sociedad secured a dominant performance against Athletic Bilbao in the Basque derby in La Liga. They thrashed them 3-0 thanks to goals from Oyarzabal, Kubo, and Normand.

Robin Le Normand quickly opened the scoring in the 30th minute, showcasing Soceiedad’s prowess. Shortly after half-time, it was followed by Kubo’s strike in the 48th minute, and Mikel Oryazabal added the third in the 66th minute. This strong performance moved them onto the 4th place in the league.

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However, It caused Athletic Bilbao to fall down to fifth. Kubo’s celebration drew multiple reactions on social media, with the Japanese player making the headlines. Sociedad capitalized on their opportunities to play attractive football.

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They asserted dominance and the attack proved formidable. This victory adds to Sociedad’s hopes for a top-four finish as they aim to target for silverware. Kubo has been in great form, and fans will be expecting him to keep guiding their team to success.

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Twitter reacts to Takefusa Kubo’s celebration

Takefusa Kubo pulled the hamstring celebration with stunning moves on the pitch after scoring his goal. Fans witnessed one of the most hilarious celebrations ever on a football pitch, catching them by surprise with funny emoticons. Here are some of the reactions:

As Sociedad moves to fourth place in La Liga, they will look to add to their excellent form early in the season. This will help them secure a dominant position as the league stands in the picture.

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