The Real Reason Why Morgan Rogers Copies Cole Palmer’s Celebration Has Been Revealed
Morgan Rogers, the Aston Villa star, has finally opened up about why he copies Cole Palmer’s ‘cold’ goal celebration. The two Premier League players have been seen rubbing their arms together after scoring goals, and it’s been a topic of debate among football fans.
According to Rogers, the celebration was originally created by him while the two players were teammates at the Manchester City academy. "Yeah, he definitely copied me. It’s my celebration. Check the timeline. I did it first," Rogers said in an interview.
Palmer, however, has a different take on the situation. "We’ve had a chat about this, he knows that obviously I did it and it took off so it’s one of those things," Palmer said. "Everyone knows it’s my celebration, he might have done it, but everybody knows."
The ‘cold’ celebration has become a signature move for both players, and it’s not hard to see why. It’s a unique and memorable way to celebrate a goal, and it’s become a fan favorite.
Rogers joined Aston Villa from Middlesbrough in February 2024, and his goal on Sunday was his first of the 2024/2025 season. He also has two assists to his name.
Palmer, on the other hand, has continued his electric form since joining Chelsea in the summer of 2023. He’s scored six goals and assisted four in just six Premier League matches.
The debate over who started the celebration first will likely continue, but one thing is for sure – it’s become a beloved part of the Premier League’s goal-scoring tradition.
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