Alejandro Garnacho drew inspiration from Mohammed Kudus’ signature goal celebration after scoring a stoppage-time goal in Manchester United's dominant victory over Southampton.

Garnacho, who came off the bench, capped off United’s performance with a strike that helped them regain momentum in their campaign.

After drawing blank in his first three Premier League matches, the 20-year-old finally broke his drought in emphatic fashion.

Connecting with a precise pass from Diogo Dalot, Garnacho unleashed a powerful first-time shot from inside the box, leaving the goalkeeper with no chance, The Guardian reports.

Celebrating in style, Garnacho ran to the advertising boards, where he struck a pose while sitting on the hoardings, a scene that mirrored a familiar celebration made popular by Kudus.

While Garnacho is quickly adopting the celebration, it’s important to remember that Mohammed Kudus was the originator.

The Ghanaian midfielder introduced the ‘take-a-seat’ celebration last season, even going as far as requesting a stool from stewards or ball boys to elevate the gesture, per Citi Sports.

This unique celebration is becoming a trend across football, and Garnacho may continue to replicate it whenever he finds the back of the net.