Rasamsam Hoslund denied the allegations that he was making fun of Cristiano Ronaldo while copying his target festival during Denmark’s Rashtra League victory over Portugal.
The struggling Manchester United Forward, who recently ended a 21-game goal with a strike against Leicester City, scored the only goal of the game to help Denmark a huge step towards the semi-finals of the competition.
Hoslund celebrated the 78th -minute winner by copying Ronaldo’s famous ‘SIU’ festival, while the Portugal striker looked at his hips with his hands, but faced a backlash online as it was suggested that the 22 -year -old was derogatory for a player. The largest ever,
But this was not the case, Hoslund said after the game, because he revealed instead how much Ronaldo had influence on his career till date.
Hoslund told the Danish Broadcaster, “It was not to make fun of him, I have always said that he has great importance for me and my football career.” Tv2“I am playing to the world’s best footballer, my idol, and score and becoming [match] The winner, it may not be better.
“It is very big to score against him and Portugal, I went to see him in 2009, where he scored from a free-kick, and I have been a fan since then.”
Ronaldo was playing the 218th game of a notable international career, with a 40-year-old score 135 goals-23 more than the rival Lionel Messi.
He was not able to score on the occasion, however, with Portugal now needs a sharp change in the second leg clash of Sunday in Lisbon. In other places, Croatia won a 2–0 win over the 2018 World Cup winners France, Germany defeated Italy 2–1 in Milan and Spain earned a part of the robbery in the Netherlands for a stop-time equipment from Arsenal’s Mikel Merino.