Cristiano Ronaldo Ban: Ronaldo Al-Nassr Debut: Cristiano Ronaldo and all the fans of Al-Nassr will need to show some patience now. They all have been eagerly waiting to see Ronaldo in action in their yellow and blue jersey, but the waiting game will continue. Cristiano signed a 2-year deal with Al-Nassr, worth £175 million a year a couple of days back. It was expected that he will make his debut against Al Ta’ee on Thursday, but he will miss two games and only then will make his debut. Follow all Football LIVE Updates on InsideSport.IN
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Al-Nassr has sold all 28,000 seats and it was going to be a packed house for tonight’s game. But, Ronaldo’s ban now means that he will miss 2 games and then will make his debut against Ettifaq on the 21st of January. Ronaldo was hit with a £50,000 fine and was suspended for two games by the English FA in November.
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The ban was due to his being guilty of improper and violent conduct after Manchester United’s game against Everton last season. Ronaldo smashed a fan’s phone on the way back to the tunnel after the Red Devils lost their game against Everton. He slapped the hand of Jacob Harding as he stormed down the tunnel after their loss.
Cristiano Ronaldo smashed someone’s phone after losing to Everton, according to fans at the ground 😳
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The independent FA panel, chaired by Christopher Quinlan KC found Ronaldo guilty of ‘a deliberate and forceful slap down’ which was ‘a petulant act.’ Ronaldo’s suggestion was that the crowd was aggressive and the atmosphere was hostile. While walking back, he spotted a hand pointing toward his injured leg and also saw that the hand was holding an object. His response to the same was to slap the hand/object away, without knowing what it was.
The panel rejected Ronaldo’s claim and said that the spectator did not attempt to harm or pose a threat to Ronaldo and the striker acted out of frustration. Even though Ronaldo is out of England, the ban still upholds due to FIFA regulations, which state that ban’s imposed by a different federation carry over, even if you play in a different league, or under a different federation. Al-Nassr and their fans will have to wait some more to see their marque signing in action.
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