Manchester United’s Cristiano Ronaldo was charged by FA for breaking a fan’s phone during the match against Everton

Cristiano Ronaldo for Manchester United

After the humiliating defeat against Everton last season that became one of five defeats in the last eight games for Manchester United. Cristiano Ronaldo was found guilty of smashing a fan’s phone who was trying to record him to the ground. That incident made the Merseyside Police caution the Portuguese star as well.

The player with grace later issued an apology that mentioned that the player would like to host the same fan at United’s Premier League match. The outburst of such a player is never acceptable that too when brought out on a fan, and specially an Autistic one. The Red Devils have also issued a statement in which they deeply regret the behaviour.

Merseyside Police are investigating reports of an alleged assault after Cristiano Ronaldo appeared to break a fan’s phone after Manchester United’s loss on Saturday pic.twitter.com/fCe0vaTcbx
— B/R Football (@brfootball) April 10, 2022

The FA has charged the player with unethical conduct and breaking a rule that was kept to maintain the decorum of the game. Even after losing such an outburst wasn’t expected, and the player has spoken to the police for the same matter as mentioned by the Merseyside Police in their statement about the issue.

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The troubling anger of Cristiano Ronaldo

The Portuguese star is a clear example of what passion toward a sport could do to someone. The anger comes as a by-product with passion in a game, aggression is something that has played a vital role in the making of CR7. Though sometimes the display of such an attitude has got himself landed amongst trouble.

The player once has reportedly thrown the mic of a journalist in a pond who nonetheless tried to annoy the player with his questions. The interview outbursts are another story overall. Pushing his arch-rivals Barcelona’s manager Pep Guardiola at that time, during an ongoing match, was the vital reason for his bad guy image in Spain.

Physically handling the referee on a believed wrong decision got him the three-match ban, that too against Barcelona. The man got himself into trouble a lot of times, but slowly with time passing everyone’s getting mature enough to now understand that these behaviors are nothing but stains on one’s illustrious career and personality.

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