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The Portugal champion portrayed after the match, the coach minimizes: “He wasn’t angry with me”
Cristiano Ronaldo did not take the substitution with South Korea well and did not send them to Portugal coach Fernando Santos. “You’re in a fucking hurry to get me out, vaff…..” the Portuguese’s lip at the time of leaving the field. At the end of the match, Ronaldo gave his version of events: “An opponent told me to hurry up, to leave the field in a hurry and then I told him to shut up, because he has no authority to address me that way. But regardless of what happened, I don’t want controversy. It’s the fury of the game, the adrenaline rush of the moment. Things on the pitch must always stay on the pitch”. And also Fernando Santos it lined up perfectly with its champion’s version: “Ronaldo wasn’t mad at me, but only with that opponent who hurried and insulted him: all absolutely normal. Despite the defeat, our morale is high. It is useless to try to make a controversy, nothing affects us”.
Minute 65: Ronaldo is called back to the bench to make way for André Silva. CR7’s severe gaze says it all and, while he approaches Pepe to hand him the captain’s armband, he looks straight at his bench and then pronounces the sentence, without the slightest concern to hide his lips. “Estás com uma pressa do caralho para me tirar, foda-se” the Portuguese words that sent the local media into a tailspin. Clear, unequivocal and proof of denial.
Behavior, moreover in a match where Ronaldo had done little or nothing, which even his compatriots didn’t like, so much so that the Portuguese newspaper ‘A Bola’ launched a survey on its website asking fans if they still want the 5 times Ballon d’Or holder in the national team.
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