Remarkable Goal Celebrations

In the world of football, scoring a goal is one of the happiest moments for footballers and celebrating it is second. There are some footballers who celebrated their goals in a unique way and such celebration remains evergreen in the minds of football fans around the world. This week our Sports desk is focusing on goal celebrations that are filled with personal expressions and cultural display. Here are the top five celebrations we believe blew your mind.

1. Mario Balotelli:  The fiery Italian let loose some fire crackers in his Manchester top floor penthouse, a day before the derby against Manchester United, which was eventually registered by the visiting fire fighters. This was just five days after his arrogant and ‘in your face’ celebration in front of the Aston Villa fans.
   Balotelli opened the scoring by scoring an immaculately timed over head kick. Obviously, he did not smile even after his own team mates congratulated and celebrated with him. He vented out his feelings via a T-Shirt slogan, which he very calmly displayed in front of a jam packed Old Trafford, stunning almost seventy thousand fans of the Red side. He stood still, emotionless and lifted his shirt to rub salt over wounded fans watching in dismay. The celebration got him booked. The celebration, which is already cited as one of the best T-shirt celebrations ever presented in the modern era, certainly came as a breath of fresh air as Mr. Balotelli asked “Why Always Me?”