and gave Goncalo Ramoswho replaced Ronaldo, performed impressively, scoring a hat-trick Switzerland During the match that was held at Lusail Stadium.
The 21-year-old Benfica player opened the scoring for the Euro 2016 champions, before adding two more goals in the second half.
Ronaldo took part in the second half, replacing Joao Felix, but the 5-time Ballon d’Or winner failed to score a goal.
Rowad commented Social Media Ronaldo left the stadium while his teammates were celebrating their qualification to the quarter-finals of the World Cup, where Portugal will meet Morocco next Saturday.
Commenting on the video, one of the tweeters said: "When Ronaldo is not the center of attention, this is the result".
Another commented: "Another stigma added to a player’s record. He didn’t realize his team could have done so well without him. He was a spectator at the match".
It is comments that criticized Ronaldo behavior: "What do you expect from a 37-year-old player".
Despite the scathing attack on Ronaldo, others rushed to his defense, as one of the tweets said "Twitter": "Ronaldo’s applause to the crowd after the match was ignored. The team left the field a minute behind Ronaldo".
Ronaldo’s exclusion against Switzerland
The coach of Portugal, Santos, revealed the reason for the sudden exclusion of captain Ronaldo from the list of starters against Switzerland.
Speaking to reporters after the meeting, Santos said that the decision to exclude the captain from the starting line-up was "tactically"despite what seemed to be anger on Ronaldo’s part after he was substituted against South Korea In the last matches of the eighth group.
Santos explained: "I already explained it. I will not explain it again. They (players Switzerland) are different. (Ronaldo excluded) was out of the game plan".
added: "There is no problem between you and me Ronaldo. We have been friends for many years. The players make the decisions. Things don’t affect us".
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And take a coach Portugal Fernando Santos made a bold decision to exclude the former Manchester United star Ronaldo From the starting lineup for the round of 16 match in Qatar World Cup.
and gave Goncalo Ramoswho replaced Ronaldo, performed impressively, scoring a hat-trick Switzerland During the match that was held at Lusail Stadium.
The 21-year-old Benfica player opened the scoring for the Euro 2016 champions, before adding two more goals in the second half.
Ronaldo took part in the second half, replacing Joao Felix, but the 5-time Ballon d’Or winner failed to score a goal.
Rowad commented Social Media Ronaldo left the stadium while his teammates were celebrating their qualification to the quarter-finals of the World Cup, where Portugal will meet Morocco next Saturday.
One of the tweeters said on Twitter, commenting on the video: “When Ronaldo is not the focus of attention, this is the result.”
Another commented, “Another stigma added to the player’s record. He did not understand that his team could perform well without him. He was a spectator in the match.”
It is comments that criticized Ronaldo behaviorWhat do you expect from a 37-year-old player?
Despite the scathing attack on Ronaldo, others rushed to his defense, as one of the tweeters said on “Twitter”: “Ronaldo’s applause to the crowd after the match was ignored. The team left the stadium a minute behind Ronaldo.”
Ronaldo’s exclusion against Switzerland
The coach of Portugal, Santos, revealed the reason for the sudden exclusion of captain Ronaldo from the list of starters against Switzerland.
Speaking to reporters after the match, Santos said that the decision to exclude the captain from the starting line-up was “tactical”, despite what appeared to be anger on Ronaldo’s part after he was substituted in front of South Korea In the last matches of the eighth group.
Santos explained: “I already explained it. I will not explain it again. They are (players). Switzerland) are different. (Ronaldo excludedIt was part of the game plan.”
He added, “There is no problem between me and him Ronaldo. We have been friends for many years. The players make the decisions. Things don’t affect us.”