Rome Italy. Criticism increases in Italy for the attitude of Portuguese attacker Cristiano Ronaldo exiting the pitch in the match where Juventus beat Genoa 3-1 when, disappointed at not scoring, he threw his jersey and punched the locker room wall before leaving the stadium.
“La Gazzetta dello Sport” published Cristiano Ronaldo punched the locker room wall and he went home without speaking to the rest of his classmates.
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In addition to removing his shirt and throwing it into the air, remaining on the Allianz Arena court, some witnesses claim that he threw it at a ball boy who asked for it.
In the development of the game, CR7 was annoyed despite the relatively comfortable victory of his team, criticizing plays by his teammates who did not take him into account.
Those close to the team ensure that this type of reaction is a product of his future at Juventus where the Portuguese ends his contract in June 2022.
Cristiano Ronaldo is unhappy with Juventus results
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According to the Italian media, Cristiano Ronaldo is only willing to stay at the “Vecchia Signora” only if the team guarantees him a sports project at his height, with first-rate signings to compete to the end for all trophies.
“He was angry because he couldn’t score, it’s normal for someone like him to always want to improve. Champions should always have team and personal goals. Today he was able to score, he couldn’t, it is normal that a champion always wants to score and that reaction is possible ”, declared Juventus coach Andrea Pirlo at the press conference at the end of the match against Genoa.
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“I do not think we will fine him, he was angry, but the game was over and it is normal for one to be nervous, I do not think he will be fined,” he concluded.
Cristiano Ronaldo is looking for the Serie A scoring title at the moment he has 25 goals, four more than Inter Milan striker Romelu Lukaku.
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