Wes Brown, Cristiano Ronaldo’s former Manchester United teammate, defended him when he delivered a contentious response to his replacement in the 66th minute of Portugal’s Euro 2024 qualifier against Georgia.
Earlier this week, Georgia defeated Portugal 2-0 in a match in which Ronaldo, 39, drew another blank in the tournament after failing to score a goal thus far, adding to his dissatisfaction, which he expressed throughout the game, according to the Mirror UK.
The Al Nassr star vented his rage by kicking a water bottle as he reached his seat after collecting a yellow card and being replaced by Goncalo Ramos.
Viewers misconstrued Ronaldo’s gesture as a display of displeasure at teammates, while Brown claimed it was self-directed.
On Reach’s latest podcast episode of Euro Thrash, the English player told host Nubaid Haroon: “That’s normal. He’s come off, he wants to score. I’ve said this in previous ones. His attitude’s so good. People might think he’s snapping at other people but he’s not.”
Related posts:
Unbeaten India and South Africa are poised to end their quest for triumph in the T20 World Cup final.
Deputy Prime Minister Dar meets Saudi Ambassador Nawaf.
There is no justice for the impoverished, claims Sheikh Rashid
PTI’s 19-member committee will monitor the July 6 demonstration in the capital
The government gives up its share of standing committees to ally parties.
Lahore airport will close for three hours each day during the rainy season for safety concerns.
A grenade attack injures 14 people at a wedding event in Kurram, Balochistan.
Sheikh Rashid gets sky-high gas bill after ‘electric shock’
A new rural collective law was approved to preserve Chinese farmers’ land rights.