When Black Queens forward Samira Suleman posted a video of her kid sister doing keepy uppies on Twitter, she would definitely have been expecting a lot of attention.
However, even she would have to admit that the level of engagement since she first uploaded the video has been massive.
The video, originally posted on Saturday, currently has almost a thousand retweets and well over six thousand likes.
It features Suleman’s sister doing astonishing keepy uppies, a skill where a person keeps an object, usually a football, off the ground by constantly hitting it up in the air with their foot or any other part of their body.
The girl, who was unnamed, kept the object she was kicking in the air for quite a while, with both her left and right feet.
She even switched things up a bit a couple of times in the video, kicking it with both feet as she jumped.
It has also been posted multiple times on Twitter and other social media platforms like Facebook and Instagram, earning more admirers along the way.
And it’s not just in Ghana that the little starlet’s skills are getting lots of attention. Even Man United Legend and Sky Sports pundit, Gary Neville has taken notice.
Pls take some few seconds to watch my kid sister and show her some love @NuhuAdams_ @NBSports_Live @ghanafaofficial @MistarHAT @Rich_Nketiah @SaddickAdams @AnimSammy @Samuel_Sarfo12 @ampem_darkoa @thenanaaba @Naka_Sc1 @SekHasaacas @Polasfc pic.twitter.com/94O7uxZ3G1
— Samira Suleman (@Coach_Mira9) December 14, 2019
He retweeted the original post, adding that he loved the video.
A number of people who saw the video reacted to it as well, mostly praising the girl.
I ❤️ this video https://t.co/4lPAPWG7cD
— Gary Neville (@GNev2) December 15, 2019
A few others joked that she should improve a number of Premier League teams, including Arsenal’s beleaguered defence.
Very good…but can she do that at Stoke on a Wednesday night….howling wind….pissing down🤷♂️……I’m not so sure 😉
— Steve Seymour (@wrexham25) December 15, 2019
If she can track back Arsenal should sign her!
— Gomaroma (@GOMAROMA) December 15, 2019
No tablet or device needed there …. the kids doing this sort of stuff always look so happy , very talented
— Derek Beauchamp (@derekbeau8) December 15, 2019
No tablet or device needed there …. the kids doing this sort of stuff always look so happy , very talented
— Derek Beauchamp (@derekbeau8) December 15, 2019
I can’t even walk properly in flip flops / sliders pmsl. Much respect 👌🏼
— Iain Brown (@1ainbrown) December 15, 2019
