My parents have told me to stop my backflip celebration because itâ??s dangerous - Kamaldeen Sulemana

Ghana and Atalanta forward Kamaldeen Sulemana has indicated that he will no longer celebrate his goals with a backflip.

According to the Black Stars winger, his parents have told him to cease celebrating his goals with backflicks because they are dangerous.

Speaking to Gazetta, Sulemana noted that his backflip in Atalanta’s 1-1 draw against Juventus in the Italian Serie A was his last.

"My backflip celebration? My parents told me not to do it because it's dangerous. But against Juventus, it was an adrenaline rush: I didn't think about it, it came spontaneously. I won't do it again. I'll find another celebration,” Kamaldeen Sulemana said.

The highly rated youngster learned the backflip celebration during his time at the Right to Dream Academy in Ghana.

He launched it on the European stage when he moved to Danish Super League side FC Nordsjaelland.

On the advice of his parents, Sulemana must now settle on a ‘safer’ goal celebration, and fans will be eagerly waiting to see what he will come up with.

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