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Atalanta manager Gian Piero Gasperini has heaped praise on midfielder Ibrahim Sulemana after his goal against AS Roma on Monday.
The Ghanaian midfielder came off the bench to score the goal that sealed UEFA Champions League qualification for the club with two games to spare.
The stunner came in just his eighth appearance for the club since his arrival from Cagliari in the summer.
Gasperini admitted to not giving the youngster enough chances but believes he has 'earned' it now.
"I didn’t get to use him [Sulemana] much, mainly because we had some real heavy hitters in front of him, but he’s earned it no question," he said after the game.
"I hope and I’m certain he’ll have plenty to smile about in the future."

The Italian trainer was also happy for the 21-year-old.
"I'm delighted for him because he's a top lad with the utmost education and respect," he added.
Perhaps it's the coach's fault, who couldn't see his hidden depths. He scored a true stunner and I'm really happy for him."
Sulemana will be hoping he can get minutes in the club's remaining two games.
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