Cristiano Ronaldo cries inconsolably as his Al Nassr team loses final cup

Cristiano Ronaldo couldn’t pull himself together at the stadium

Cristiano Ronaldo cries inconsolably as his Al Nassr team loses final cup
Cristiano Ronaldo couldn’t pull himself together at the stadium

Cristiano Ronaldo was observed tearing up badly after his team, Al Nassr, lost the final round for Saudi King’s Cup to Al Hilal on Friday, May 31.

The opposing team emerged victorious for scoring a 5-4 on penalties, which ultimately decided this season’s closing fate as the match had ended with a 1-1 in regulation time, providing no winner.

Following his dejected defeat at the Jeddah stadium, Cristiano Ronaldo sunk on the grass and remained inconsolable for a while.

He kept sobbing, even when teammates as well as his coaching staff offered sincere comfort after seeing him cry.

Eventually, the footballer had to be led off the field with support from other members as he remained overwhelmed with a burst of sorrowful emotions.

Fans watched him sitting on the sideline before he went on to gather himself for collecting a medal dedicated to the runners-up, as per ESPN.

This season happened to be especially tough on Cristiano Ronaldo as he had been suspended for making an impulsive obscene gesture at people in the stadium during a February match.

But, on the other hand, the athlete got a chance to achieve plenty for his Al Nassr group as he made a record with 35 goals.

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