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Speaking about football tricks, the first names that strike our mind might be Argentine superstar Lionel Messi, Brazilian legend Ronaldinho Gaucho, or a highly talented Neymar Jr. But when we see a little kid demonstrating almost the same level of skills, it’s certainly a mind-boggling visual treat. Walking along a similar vein, a young girl from China seems to have already developed a great interest in the game of football. She might have yet to learn a lot in terms of the sports perspective, but her uber-cool football stunt has started to make waves on the internet.
In a video dropped on Instagram on April 18, the Chinese munchkin was seen displaying her knack for football, presumably inspired by the legends of the game. She was dressed in a red puffer jacket, paired with striped black track pants and carried a little backpack. The clip captured her standing inside a huge cylinder.
Taking her position, the girl then went on to kick a yellow-coloured ball with absolute finesse and dexterity. After rolling one round along the interior surface of the cylinder, the ball fell precisely into the girl’s backpack. The feat was executed so smoothly, that it was impossible not to wonder where the youngster learned the difficult trick. “She is too cool,” read the caption of the post.
Social media users were left impressed by the girl’s talent and reacted to the video. “Drip too hard,” lauded one individual. “She has got talent,” noted another. “Some people just have that spark that can make the world torn in their smile and make this day 100 times better than it was before you interacted with them. This girl is one of them,” gushed a third person. The video raked up 35.2 million views.
Earlier, another girl from Penrith, Cumbria discovered an interesting football-themed way to keep herself busy during the lockdown. In a video obtained by Daily Mail, she was seen kicking a ball. While viewers thought she was aiming for the dustbin to secure a goal, her plan was a little different. With one masterful kick, the teen hit a hanging bag which set off a chained domino effect hitting other objects on the way before finally dropping inside an outdoor wastebin.
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