Oliver Sun made headlines a few days ago after celebrating his side’s latest win with a Peruvian flag, Silkeborg, against Nordsjaelland for the Danish Super League. The Sonne team won 2-0 and, in addition to the entire playing time, also contributed an assist to Alexander Lind’s second goal. After the final whistle, the full-back with Peruvian roots cheered on the field with a Peruvian flag.
In the photo shared on social media, Sonne can be seen holding the flag while taking a picture with a child. The Danish-born defender explained why he was celebrating the way he did It was because he saw two women in the stands handing him the flag after he approached them to greet them.
“We won 2-0 and the team thanked all the fans for their support. Then I noticed two women with a Peruvian flag. I walked up to say hello and then we took a selfie. They told me they were.” Peruvians and they left. They were so nice that they gave me the flag they brought. I had the gift with me and I took it to the dressing room,” he said in communication with Cristian Cristhian Hinostroza of the El Chasqui AC portal.
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As you remember, the coach of the Peru team was Juan Reynoso confirmed a few months ago after his tour of Europe and Asia that Oliver Sonne will be called up in the Bicolor, but first you need to sort out the issue of your documents so you qualify as a Peruvian citizen.
Where is Silkeborg in the Danish league?
After five disputed appointments, Oliver Sonne’s team is in eighth place with 7 points, 8 units less than the leader. Silkeborg has won 2, lost 2 and drawn 1 game.