Cristiano Ronaldo Angry: Al Hilal vs Al Nassr: During a 2-0 loss, Al-Nassr captain Cristiano Ronaldo appeared to make an inappropriate gesture towards Al-Hilal supporters who were yelling out Lionel Messi’s name.After the final whistle, Ronaldo left the pitch looking especially dejected. Ronaldo, 38, left Manchester United and signed with the Middle Eastern team in January. In 13 appearances for his new team, he has 11 goals. Follow Saudi Pro League LIVE on InsideSport.IN
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The Argentine’s name had already been used to provoke Ronaldo ahead of their Saudi Pro League meeting on Tuesday. On the evening, Al-Hilal fans greeted the Al-Nassr players with a thunderous chorus of Messi’s name before to their pre-match warm-up, which seemed to have the desired effect by the full-time whistle.
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The Al-Hilal crowd booed and chanted “Messi, Messi” as the Portugal legend left the pitch. The Portugal star appeared to grip his crotch in an offensive gesture at the Al-Hilal supporters, clearly exasperated by the outcome and frustrated by the comments. Additionally, Ronaldo received a warning for putting Gustavo Cuellar in a funny WWE-style headlock.
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Ronaldo’s 2-0 loss to Al-Hilal last night puts him in jeopardy of failing to win the league in his debut year. Due to two penalties converted by fellow ex-Man Utd attacker Odion Ighalo, his team collapsed. Having played one more game, l-Nassr is currently three points behind Al-Ittihad for the top spot.
Such responses are likely to make Ronaldo an even easier target in the future because he has already demonstrated a sensitive response to taunts from the opposing team’s fans. He and his Al-Nassr teammates will need to move past their defeat on Tuesday in order to perform well against Al-Wehda in their King Cup semifinal on April 24.
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