Enduring Love for Cristiano: Portugal Football Federation's Message After Ronaldo's Controversial Gesture

Following the symbolic display of the Saudi flag, the Portuguese Football Federation posted a message for Ronaldo.

According to "Varzesh Se", Al-Nasr team tasted victory for the first time in their second meeting in the group stage of the Asian Champions League and defeated Naftchi with a score of 3-1. This match was accompanied by the scoring of Cristiano Ronaldo, who is now closer than ever to the goal of a thousand goals.

The 981st goal of Cristiano Ronaldo's career was once again noticed by the official account of the Portuguese national team on social networks, and they wrote: "Ronaldo scored again for Al-Nasr."

After the final whistle of this victory, Cristiano Ronaldo was in the spotlight for a symbolic gesture. The captain of Al-Nasr and the Portuguese national team kissed the national symbol on the Al-Nasr shirt, which included a sword and a palm tree, which are the main symbols of Saudi Arabia. This expression of interest did not end there; After the end of the game, this Portuguese striker took the Saudi shawl in his hand and cheered the fans; A behavior that quickly spread in cyberspace and had a great impact on the Saudi society.

It is worth noting that Ronaldo has just left the Portugal national team camp and there are doubts about his return in the next camp.

"We are preparing for the next camp and if the sports conditions are ready, we count on 25 players," said Pedro Proenza, president of the Portuguese Football Federation, on the sidelines of the inauguration of the new stadium of the FC Porto. The Portuguese Football Federation and its president, with a calm spirit and in conversation with all the parties who have publicly expressed their desire to have the captain by our side again, we see a heartfelt desire from everyone. This includes the federation, the head of the federation, the head coach, the captain and the players. "All of us, without exception, want to be together again in November."