Cristiano Ronaldo provokes the public, it goes wrong

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By: Manu Tournoux

Cristiano Ronaldo provokes the public, it goes wrong

Al-Nassr star Cristiano Ronaldo returned to his old habits by mocking Al-Shabab fans during the King’s Cup of Champions match held on Monday.

During the match, we could see Cristiano Ronaldo engaging in one of the exchanges with the Al-Shabab crowd. At first, the 38-year-old smiled, before giving them a thumbs up. The Portuguese international then encourages them to make more noise and sticks his finger in their ear. This is not the first time that he has acted in this way, since he had tried to silence the pro Lionel Messi chants of Al-Ettifaq supporters at the start of the season.

Al-Nassr are seven points behind Saudi Pro League leader Al-Hilal, and although it is difficult to overtake them, they can still win a King’s Cup trophy, as they are ready for the semi-finals after beating Al-Shabab 5-2 on Monday. Ronaldo scored the fourth goal for his team, which easily won.

This goal allowed the Portuguese to reach the half-century for 2023, and bring to 20 the number of goals scored this season with Al-Nassr. Ronaldo’s team returns to the Saudi Pro League on Friday against Al-Ettifaq, in a battle between second and eighth place.

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