Cristiano Ronaldo is losing his cool as the captain of Al-Nassr

Cristiano Ronaldo has achieved almost everything possible in his career as a professional footballer: the superstar won the Champions League five times and the Ballon d’Or as the best footballer, came he became European champion with Portugal in 2016, and scored hundreds of goals. CR7 wouldn’t have achieved all this if he wasn’t ambitious – extremely ambitious.

Ronaldo is still kicking at 39 and making millions in Saudi Arabia. He is already a billionaire, but that does not stop him from following his desire. Would you like an example? Please.

It is about the unknown Supercup in Saudi Arabia. In the duel Ronaldo’s Al-Nassr and Al-Hilal. Although Ronaldo gave his team a 1-0 lead (44th), the opponent responded with four goals within 17 minutes (between 55th and 72nd) – the superstar was served.

Was he looking for the blame for the failure in himself? Not at all. In Cristiano Ronaldo’s almost perfect world, admitting mistakes is not included. So the captain disturbed his teammates, imitated the signal for sleep (see video above) and thus referred to his teammates as sleepers.

In his defence, his team did not act intelligently at 1:4, the defense did not move the ball away and goalkeeper Bento mishandled so Calum could easily get his second goal.

Ronaldo continued, then the gesture “it’s over” and at the end he said that his colleagues had stretched their pants.

During the game, Ronaldo had to listen to many chants of “Messi, Messi” from the opposing fans. It can be assumed that this disturbed the Portuguese as well.

But even after the end of the game, Ronaldo didn’t calm down. The 212-time Portugal international ran out of the stadium without collecting the silver medal.

His behavior is a topic of discussion online, many fans are annoyed by him, one writes: “He always plays the victim card, toxic player, disgraced captain.

Another says: “That’s really disrespectful to the other players.” And of course the comparison with his biggest rival can’t be missed: “And people ask why Messi is ‘gets more respect from his teammates than Ronaldo…’