Cristiano Ronaldo is once again embroiled in controversy in Saudi Arabia over behavior described as “immoral.” CR7 will because of an inappropriate gesture towards opposing fans investigated that occurred after Al Nassr’s victory against Al Shabab.
Ronaldo’s inappropriate gesture: what happened
During that game, every time he touched the ball, chants were raised in favor of his historic rival Leo Messi. So when Cristiano Ronaldo scored a goal, he immediately responded to the chants by first putting his hands to his ears and then pointing rather conspicuously at his crotchto provoke the fans in attendance. A gesture that did not go unnoticed by the disciplinary committee of the Saudi Football Association, which immediately launched an investigation with the acquisition of images, as the local media emphasizes.
In Saudi Arabia, where there is a very strict observation of Muslim regulations such a public gesture is not permitted in any way. Al Shabab fans are also expecting tough action against the Portuguese, who was already photographed last week picking up an opposing team’s scarf, rubbing it against his crotch and then throwing it to the ground as he left the pitch after the Left the game against Al Hilal. The European champion’s failures could become a problem not only for himself, but also for the Saudi association, which chose him as a testimonial for the World Cup.
In January there was controversy over a family matter. In the country it is forbidden to live together outside of marriage, but the Portuguese footballer lives with his partner Georgina, to whom he is not married. The issue was raised, but the Saudi kingdom granted the couple an exception: a kind of “ad personam” law that allows them to live under the same roof. Additionally, Georgina has often posted swimsuit-clad selfies on social media and has been accused of inappropriately presenting herself in public situations as well. So in the eye of the storm is not only Ronaldo, who could end the matter with a simple fine, but also his Argentine partner and model.
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