Wilfred Ndidi moved to Leicester in the 2016/17 January transfer window, and it’s fair to say it’s taken him a couple of months to settle in at the King Power.

But after an absolute blockbuster of a goal against Stoke, it looks as though the midfielder might be finding his feet.

Ndidi's goal for Leicester... pic.twitter.com/dPTTS5GXn4

— NOW TV Sport (@NOWTVSport) April 1, 2017

NDIDIIIIIIIIIIIIII! WHAT A GOAL!

It's 1-0 to #lcfc! #LeiSto pic.twitter.com/tKtcxtGZCj

— Leicester City (@LCFC) April 1, 2017

The goal put the Foxes ahead against the Potters, and people were very quick to notice that Wilfred’s surname sounds like a common English phrase. Did he score?

Yes indeedy.

📸 Yes, Ndidi! The @LCFC man celebrates his first #PL goal - and what a goal it was too! #LEISTK pic.twitter.com/sgwO6aliTF

— Premier League (@premierleague) April 1, 2017

If I was Ndidi's dad it would've taken the strain of every bone in my body not to name him "Yes"#LEISEV

— Ben Bailey Smith (@docbrown88) March 14, 2017

Yes, Ndidi! 🙌🏻🚀 pic.twitter.com/GTSmJh4lL3

— Mercury LCFC (@MercuryLCFC) April 1, 2017

Was it a good goal? Yes Ndidi

— Ross George (@ross_george_) April 1, 2017

What a strike! Yes Ndidi (I'll get my coat). #lcfc #ndidi

— James (@James_Bandy) April 1, 2017

There was at least this variation.

Rumours that our number 25 has scored?

Ndidi?

Yes, he did! #LCFC

— Jack Rafferty (@JackRaff) April 1, 2017

We would also have accepted: “Did Wilfred score? Ndidi did.”