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Cristiano Ronaldo's reaction to Al Nassr fans chanting his name during suspension for 'obscene' gesture
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Published 18:01 29 Feb 2024 GMT

Cristiano Ronaldo's reaction to Al Nassr fans chanting his name during suspension for 'obscene' gesture

Al Nassr forward Cristiano Ronaldo was spotted in the stands as he serves his ban following 'inappropriate gesture.'

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Cristiano Ronaldo has responded to being issued a one-match ban, as the Portugal captain was filmed watching from the stands during Al-Nassr's match vs Al Hazem.

Ronaldo's ban was confirmed early on Thursday, the ban comes following his last Saudi Pro League match against Al-Shabab.

Throughout the match, the former Manchester United and Real Madrid star was taunted with chants of his long time rival, Lionel Messi's name by the fans.

In response to the chants, Ronaldo was seen gesturing towards the crowd, a moment that quickly went viral online.

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The Disciplinary and Ethics Committee of the Saudi Arabia Football Federation has announced that Ronaldo will miss Al Nassr's next match and has been fined ÂŁ4190.

Reportedly, half of the fine will be allocated to Al Shabab to cover the costs associated with lodging the initial complaint. The remaining half of the money will be directed to the Federation.

Ronaldo was spotted responding to fans chanting his name whilst he was serving his ban, with the 39-year-old raising his arm and fist pumping to his supporters.

Despite the decision to ban Ronaldo seeming rather harsh, the feeling in Saudi Arabia was very different as prominent journalist Waleed Al Farraj strongly believing Ronaldo should be punished.

Al Farraj posted to social media: “The disciplinary committee is facing the biggest test.

“We will wait and see. Everything has its limits, no matter how famous you are. This is how the major leagues are.”

Featured Image Credit: Getty and @Ali_alabdallh

Topics: Cristiano Ronaldo, Al Nassr, Saudi Pro League, Lionel Messi, Football, Saudi Arabia

Tom Jenkins
Tom Jenkins

Tom Jenkins is a Social Editor and Journalist for SPORTBible. Specialises in Football and F1 but has experience covering a variety of sports such as MMA, Boxing and Cricket. Suffers weekly as an Evertonian.

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