Cristiano Ronaldo keeps quiet after Kebab controversy

A phrase attributed to the president of Al Nasr comparing an alleged scam he suffered when he once bought a kebab to the signing of Cristiano Ronaldo raised a storm this week, which was later denied, put up by the former soccer player real Madrid again in the eye of the storm after his careful performance in Saudi Arabia. However, the Portuguese responded on Friday by scoring his team’s first goal in a win over Al Raed (4-0).

CR7 has gone three games without scoring and celebrated with his usual ‘jump’. The Portuguese has scored 12 goals since his arrival but has remained scoreless in nine of the 15 games he has played. His team was also removed from Super Cup in the semifinals and also fell to Kings Cup inbefore a theoretically inferior set, the Al-Wheda.

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Unexpectedly it landed on Al-Nasr. Therefore, in the first fact is given in the words of Al-Muammarin which he said he proved the following: “I have only been scammed twice in my life. The first time was when I asked for three kebabs and they only gave me two. The second time was for signing up. Cristiano Ronaldo“.

But soon the Saudi club hastened to reject them through its communications director. “The statements that appeared in the Spanish press with a source from a page called ArabiaNews50sIn error, they are not true either in form or in content. There is no Saudi or local media outlet with that name, so it’s all an invention that many media outlets around the world are copying. “Apparently, some media took everything from a joke and thought it was a real statement,” he explained.