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[Cyprus Times] Ronaldo apologises for throwing 14-year-old Everton fan's mobile phone in anger (pic-video)

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Watch the video The child's mother said he is autistic, while Cristiano's hit, bruised his arm It is not out of the question for the Portuguese to apologise in court

Cristiano Ronaldo was furious after Manchester United's defeat to Everton, having, in fact, taken a nasty tapper hit that left him with a "merit badge" of two holes in his leg.

His anger, however, reportedly manifested itself in an ugly act, for which he was heavily blamed on social media in response to a video that circulated as he was leaving towards the dressing room.


Ronaldo assaulted a kid because he lost a game. Crazy pic.twitter.com/2Cr6mYNqT4

- MC (@CrewsMat10) April 9, 2022



#MUFC are looking into an incident involving Cristiano Ronaldo and what eyewitnesses say was a mobile phone hitting the ground after his sides defeat at Goodison Park.

[?] @EvertonHub pic.twitter.com/sZs1jnnUja

- Sky Sports News (@SkySportsNews) April 9, 2022


Specifically, CR7 is pictured forcefully throwing[/B] an object, which according to eyewitnesses is an Everton fan's mobile phone. The video was posted by the "EvertonHub" Twitter page and Manchester United are already investigating the incident, according to Sky Sports.

According to what was later revealed, the fan in question is a 14-year-old autistic child, and in statements made by his mother to the Liverpool Echo, the child understood what had happened when he returned home and noticed that his arm was bruised! He even posted photos of it on social media




Ronaldo: "It's never easy to manage emotions"

Ronaldo himself, however, apologised for the incident in an Instagram post and invited the young fan to a match at Old Trafford.

"It's never easy to manage emotions in difficult times like the one we're facing," he said.


"However, we must always respect, be patient and set an example for all youngsters who love the game. I would like to apologise for my outburst and, if possible, I would like to invite this fan to attend a match at Old Trafford as a sign of fair play and sportsmanship."

United[/B] made it known on Saturday afternoon that they were looking into the incident, while Merseyside Police said they were in contact with both clubs and investigations are ongoing.[/B] So it is possible that the Portuguese ace could also be called to answer to the courts.


@MerseyPolice can confirm that they're carrying out an investigation following an incident at the #EVEMAN match at Goodison involving a @ManUtd player as they were walking off the pitch and will be speaking to all parties involved.

- MerPol Everton FC (@MerPolEFC) April 10, 2022


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