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Topics: IShowSpeed, Fan Reactions, Cristiano Ronaldo, Football, Al Nassr, Saudi Arabia, Saudi Pro League
Marcus Chan
Topics: IShowSpeed, Fan Reactions, Cristiano Ronaldo, Football, Al Nassr, Saudi Arabia, Saudi Pro League
Fans have been reacting on social media after iShowSpeed managed to meet Cristiano Ronaldo again.
Last month, American YouTube sensation iShowSpeed finally got the chance to meet his idol Ronaldo after Portugal’s match against Bosnia and Herzergovina.
A month later, the YouTuber managed to meet Ronaldo again during Al Nassr’s pre season tour in Japan. You can watch the footage below.
The American was heard shouting ‘Do a Sui, Ronaldo.” To which Ronaldo replied with a smile and a thumbs up.
Fans were quick to react on social media over the interaction between iShowSpeed and Ronaldo.
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One said: “Bro is already fed up with Speed.”
Another tweeted: “Ronaldo thinking he might have to get a restraining order.”
A third fan added: “Ronaldo tried hard not to show Speed he was laughing.”
Someone else wrote: “Ronaldo looks so fed up with him.”
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Whilst a fifth commented: “Ronaldo finna put a restraining order on Speed.”
Another fan said: “CR7 is so done with him lmao.”
It has been a mixed pre season so far for Al Nassr and Ronaldo.
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After winning against Alverca and Farense, they were thrashed 5-0 by Spanish La Liga side Celta Vigo before losing 4-1 against Portuguese side Benfica.
During their tour of Japan, Al Nassr drew 0-0 with Paris Saint Germain and also drew 1-1 with Champions League finalists Inter Milan.
Al Nassr will now prepare for the Arab Club Champions Cup, which starts on Friday night against Al Shabab.
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In a recent interview, Ronaldo closed the door on a potential return to European football.
He said: “I'm 100 per cent sure I won't return to any European club. They criticised me for coming to the Saudi league, but what happened now? I opened the way to the Saudi league and now all the players are coming here.
“I won't return to European football, the door is completely closed.”