The captain of Al Nassr complained to the organization after presenting the award to Serbian Sergej Milinkovic Savic of Al Hilal.
Cristiano Ronaldo had an amazing performance in Al Nassr’s victory over Al Hilal, by 2-1 . The Portuguese scored two goals and commanded his side’s return to the Arab Champions League final winning their first title since arriving in the Middle East.
The gunner took all the spotlights. And it is that his two annotations were the key to the coronation. With his team at a disadvantage, first, at 74′, he scored the tie. Already in overtime precisely in 98 ‘he scored again after a rebound off the crossbar and a subsequent header into the penalty area, handing his team the first Champions Cup in their 68-year history. Ronaldo, as captain of his cast, was in charge of lifting the trophy.
“I am extremely proud to help the team win this very important trophy for the first time! Thank you to everyone at the club, to those who participated in this great success, as well as to my family and friends for always being by my side. It was fantastic support from our fans! It belongs to you too “, underlined the Portuguese after winning the competition.
Obviously he was the figure of the meeting . However, this appreciation was not the case for everyone . Happiness faded from his face after the championship organization failed to choose him as the best player of the game. In fact, the chosen one came from Al Hilal. Sergej Milinkovic Savic won the award . A surprise for those present at the King Fahd Stadium.
Cristiano, who won the tournament’s top scorer award with six goals, had a curious reaction. The luso was clearly upset by the situation . He even handed over his claims after disagreeing with the determination.
His reaction was instantaneous after the Serb received the award. He went to the organizers and told them he scored two goals and managed to turn things around. . The action quickly went around the world and went viral on social media.
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