Feel him more during the game, or feel him less, Ronaldo is a player of moments, one who always after a game is the story, even when he is not the story. Along with becoming the all-time Euro goalscoring king, Ronaldo recorded quite a few moves that stole the show on the networks. One of them was in the 14th minute with Padalda who “threw” the Turkish brakeman to the floor. The networks admired Ronaldo’s move.
“Even at the age of 39, he drops brakes to the floor,” ESPN wrote, “it’s crazy how he still does the same exercise, even at this age.”
“These are Ronaldo’s rules, no other player plays like this at the age of 39”, cheered the networks, “Ronaldo even at the age of 39 belongs to the top of the world”.
And there was another event, which raised doubts about Ronaldo. Second game in a row – the Portuguese starts the game with a foul that causes him to restart from the beginning. So what is actually happening? Just before the start of the game, CR7 starts running towards the opponent’s half, an illegal action before the referee’s whistle. It can be assumed that this is over-motivation, but maybe this is an exercise that will soon be seen to be implemented in the next matches of Portugal? time will tell.
