Cristiano Ronaldo plans to appeal his accusation by the English Federation of “inappropriate behavior” after he broke a teenage fan phone on the field after the defeat of his team Manchester United from Everton.
The event happened in April of last year when Ronaldo hurled a cell phone from Everton that was 14 years old as he walked to the locker room following his team’s loss in the English Premier League.
Ronaldo, 37, afterwards expressed regret to the fan on social media, but because of this incident in August of last year, he was questioned by police.
For weeks, the English Football Association has accused the Portuguese star of “inappropriate behavior”, and the “Don” may be punished with the penalty of proceeding with this charge.
Prior to the day before yesterday, Ronaldo was required to address the charge, and his coach, Eric Tin Hag, had already acknowledged that they had spoken about it and that Ronaldo would not accept the charge.
“I spoke with Ronaldo about the subject, and he will not accept this claim,” the Dutch coach added.
Source: Agencies.
In response to his accusation of “inappropriate behaviour,” Ronaldo plans to appeal.
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