Cristiano Ronaldo created a real movement with his arrival in Saudi Arabia and his new team, Al Nassr, a group that has its services after the Qatar World Cup 2022. However, The striker’s boxing debut will have to be delayed a little longer than expected due to a penalty he received in the Premier League with Manchester United.
same was introduced on November 23 in England for breaking a fan’s mobile phone and, as the British media explained, Daily Mail, Cristiano Ronaldo banned from debuting with Middle Eastern actors, the one that was scheduled for Thursday, January 5th.
However, the mentioned match, which was against the duty opponent Al Tay, It was canceled and the presence of Cristiano Ronaldo at said match was also forgotten. The match aroused great hopes among the fans for the opportunity to see the Portuguese Cristiano Ronaldo in the stadium and not on the field due to his disqualification.
“Due to heavy rain and weather conditions affecting the power supply of the stadium, we have been officially informed that Today’s match against Al-Tai has been postponed for 24 hours.”Al Nasr posted on his Twitter account three hours before the meeting scheduled for 18:00 local time (15:00 GMT).
Because of, the duel was left for the next day, that is, for Friday, January 6, day when both teams will take the field and playuntil the 12th of the Saudi Pro League, and “CR7” will be in the stands of the stadium.
With all this in mind Cristiano’s official debut will take place on January 22, the day his team will face Al-Ettifak at King Saud University Stadium.
What happened to Cristiano and the Everton fan
The event in question happened in April 2022 when Manchester United lost 1-0 to Everton at Goodison Park. Everton Stadium. Leaving the field of play, in the tunnel leaving the field, a young fan recorded Ronaldo, who ended with an aggressive response and threw his cell phone on the ground.
Because of, Merseyside Police issued a reprimand after agreeing to pay compensation. In addition, Ronaldo received two games of punishment from Manchester and a fine of 60 thousand dollars.
For his part, the former Real Madrid, Juventus and Manchester player said his actions were “an instinctively active reaction”. without prior thought or intent to harm anyone, and then realized that the viewer was a child.
Source: La Opinion
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