Christians spark madness in Iran

Cristiano Ronaldo and his Al Nasr are a big attraction in Iran. The Saudi team travels to Tehran today and will face Persepolis this Tuesday at 8:00 pm. One of the biggest and most powerful clubs in Iran and Asia. This is a historic trip since the Saudi government and the federation reached an agreement and lifted the ban that prevented Saudi Arabian citizens from traveling to Iranian territory.

. The veto has been in place in the country for seven years. This is a historic milestone that allows superstars such as Cristiano Ronaldo, Mane, Brozovic, Otavio and others to see this in the country of Iran rather than on neutral territory.

The Portuguese star is at the center of the most curious story in Iran in recent hours. Upon arrival at Tehran airport, Cristiano was treated to one of the very famous Persian rugs. The gift piqued the striker’s interest because it had his name on it. It is understood to be worth thousands of euros. This photo speaks for itself about the consequences of seeing a player like Cristiano Ronaldo in Iran and how crazy that is for the Asian country.

Although in Asia every country has its own “rules”. It also caused widespread comment, so much so that the country’s tourism and heritage minister had to intervene, Saudi Arabia demands that Cristiano Ronaldo and other players from Al Nasr Expedition have unrestricted and unhindered access to the internet. Minister Ezzatollah Zarghami said Cristiano will not have unlimited access: “We will not provide Cristiano Ronaldo with unlimited internet connection in Tehran. You must be in Iran installs national communication programs such as “Ita” and “Ballah” to communicate with family and friends.” A few words indicate that the Saudi demands are not being heard and there will be no free internet.