Talking to himself for 3 minutes, Ronaldo s speech was exposed

The AFC Champions League was eliminated again, which made Riyadh's victory reach the public opinion trend. No matter how strong Cristiano Ronaldo is, it is difficult to break through the goal of the Japanese team with excellent teamwork. Especially in the stoppage time, Ronaldo's push shot was blocked by the opponent's defender with his body, which made the president look a bit old. If he is younger, Ronaldo may have just passed the goalkeeper and he will be able to shoot immediately without adjustment.

The last chance was wasted on him, and Ronaldo was also extremely self-blame. After the game, a camera was taken. Ronaldo was standing in the middle circle, talking to himself with his hands and feet, talking for 3 minutes. During this period, no one dared to go up and disturb him. When he spoke, Ronaldo was also very excited, which was the first time he saw it in his decades of career.

So what did Ronaldo say? After the game, a lip language expert explained it. It is reported that Ronaldo may indeed be reviewing the opportunity he just missed. How to move will make it easier to receive the ball. When shooting, you can calm down and feel whether there is anyone behind you. For Ronaldo, he must be unwilling to accept it. After all, this is the most likely event for Riyadh to win this season. Since joining the team in 2023, Ronaldo has played for the team 102 times and scored 91 goals, but unfortunately he has only won one Arab Cup championship.

This AFC Champions League defeat will affect Ronaldo's final contract renewal. After all, everything has not been officially announced yet, and there are variables. As for coach Pioli, it is almost certain that he will leave. After all, the team's biggest goal this season is the AFC Champions League. He also publicly stated that if he can't win this championship, he will leave the team, and the Italian's next home will definitely return to Serie A.

When I saw how the Japanese team eliminated Riyadh, which was much higher than their own, I wonder if it would affect the Saudi tycoons' determination to continue to spend money on football. After all, Kawasaki's Japanese players are basically second-rate, and all the truly top Japanese players are studying abroad in Europe. But even so, it will not hinder the J League team from reaching the AFC finals for three consecutive years. In fact, it has proved that without local players as the real core, it is difficult to achieve real results with a group of mercenaries.