Cristiano Ronaldo was forced to deal with a rude fan in Munich on the back of Portugal’s Nations League victory.
Ronaldo helped his country to their second title in the competition, scoring in both the semi-final and final out in Germany as Roberto Martinez’s side claimed victory.
First, the Al-Nassr forward was on hand to tap in the winner against home side Germany in the semi-finals, setting up a mouth-watering clash with Spain in the final two.
Though the European champions were favourites, Portugal delivered, drawing 2-2 after trailing and then winning on penalties. Ronaldo, meanwhile, scored the equaliser.
Portugal embarked on a series of celebrations and Ronaldo was no different. The 40-year-old was seen donning sunglasses and a shirt that read ‘campeones’ on the back of the win.
In Munich, the forward greeted a handful of fans who were looking for autographs and selfies, though he took exception to one supporter’s actions.
Cristiano Ronaldo had to deal with a rude fan after Portugal’s Nations League success
Ronaldo captained Portugal to their second Nations League trophy, scoring in the final
The Al-Nassr star lifted the trophy having also scored in the semi-final victory over Germany
In a video shared by Mail Sport, Ronaldo was seen signing autographs as he made his way down the line.
Eager fans waited in anticipation, but Ronaldo dodged one selfie before another fan jumped into his path, looking to a photo.
The ex-Manchester United star almost walked into the supporter, taking a step back as his face dropped after he had seemingly suggested he needed to leave.
He held out his hands, frustrated, exchanging some words with the supporter. That didn’t put him off, however, and he tried again, before Ronaldo put his hand on his shoulder.
Eventually, after rejecting that photo too, Ronaldo carried on down the line and did eventually pose for a photo – with a different supporter.
Ronaldo confirmed after the win that he would be staying with Al-Nassr despite suggestions he could leave to head to the Club World Cup.
‘The tears were of joy. When you win something for Portugal, it’s always special, but there’s nothing like winning for the national team, in my opinion,’ the 40-year-old said.
‘This generation deserved it and we were going to have a bit of luck and merit and we were going to win the final.
‘We knew it was going to be difficult but we deserved it and this gives us confidence and allows us to go to the World Cup with more confidence. Future? It won’t change anything. Al-Nassr, yes.’
