Cristiano Ronaldo recently faced a one-match suspension due to what was labeled as an “immoral” gesture. Speaking to the media before the second leg of Al-Nassr’s match against Al Ain in the Asian Champions League, Ronaldo expressed how he dealt with the punishment and shared his regrets, especially considering his team’s 1-0 loss in the first leg.
During a press conference, Ronaldo addressed the sanction related to his gesture towards fans chanting “Messi, Messi…” and sought to clarify his stance on the matter. He emphasized that sometimes his actions are misunderstood, attributing the incident to a misinterpretation. Ronaldo acknowledged that as a human, mistakes are inevitable, but learning from them is essential for personal growth.
Cristiano Ronaldo Defended His Actions
Expressing respect for the country he lives in, Ronaldo defended his actions as a normal reaction in Europe. Despite the famous rivalry with Messi spanning from 2009 to 2018, this incident marked a personal reaction for CR7. He asserted his commitment to respecting the customs and traditions of the countries he interacts with.
In light of the suspension and the team’s challenging situation, Ronaldo called on the fans to support Al-Nassr in the crucial second leg against Al Ain. He stressed the importance of the upcoming match and expressed confidence in their readiness. Ronaldo urged the fans to play an active role in creating a special night and emphasized the team’s positive season, citing opportunities in various tournaments.
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