Bayer Leverkusen’s Bundesliga title celebrations took an even more jubilant turn as Jeremie Frimpong, the Dutch-born Ghanaian defender, led a dancing challenge in the team’s dressing room.
Following Leverkusen’s historic triumph, securing their first-ever Bundesliga title after years of striving, Frimpong initiated a lively dance-off among his teammates. The atmosphere was electric as the players celebrated their achievement in style.
Frimpong, who has been a standout performer since joining from Celtic, showcased his dancing skills to the upbeat rhythm of ‘Kolom,’ a popular Ghanaian released in 2012.
The infectious energy and camaraderie among the players were palpable as they reveled in their success.
Jeremie Frimpong is a whole mood 😂🔥
Leverkusen have deserved this thoroughly! pic.twitter.com/PyKcTYLpJr
— Fentuo Tahiru Fentuo (@Fentuo_) April 14, 2024
The 23-year-old’s connection to Ghana was evident as he embraced his roots, adding a touch of cultural flair to the festivities. Born in Netherlands but with Ghanaian heritage, Frimpong’s dance moves resonated with fans both in Leverkusen and across Ghana.
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On the pitch, Frimpong’s contributions have been invaluable to Leverkusen’s title charge. With 15 goal involvements in the league, including eight goals and seven assists in just 26 matches, he has defied convention as a defender and played a pivotal role in his team’s success.
As the celebrations continue, Frimpong’s dance-off serves as a joyful reminder of the unity and spirit within the Bayer Leverkusen squad, marking a memorable moment in their historic Bundesliga title win.