Cristiano Ronaldo has fans all over the world, but even so, the love and passion a sports star generates is always surprising. The arrival of Al Nasr’s squad this Monday caused madness in Tehran (Iran).
Al Nasr arrived on Iranian soil to face Iranian side Persepolis in the Asian Football Confederation (AFC) Champions League, the continent’s biggest tournament. The visit did not go unnoticed by fans, especially Cristiano.
via social networks Al Nasr Hundreds of fans reportedly chased the Saudi Arabian club’s bus. The vast majority of them are young people and children who want to be close to their idol, the top scorer in football history with 851 goals.
“Meanwhile, in Tehran,” Al Nasr said in a brief message accompanied by a video depicting his admiration for the five-time Ballon d’Or winner, who has played for Sporting Lisbon, Manchester United, Real Madrid and Juventus has won.
His hotel was surrounded by hundreds of fans who occupied the lobby while shouting “Ronaldo, Ronaldo.”
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Cristiano Ronaldo and Al Nasr in Iran. | Source: Al Nasr
When does Al Nasr vs Persepolis play?
Al Nasr will seek to win Champions League From Asia. They face Persepolis away to Persepolis at the Azadi Stadium on Tuesday, starting at 1pm, and are favorites to take all three points. cristiano ronaldo As their best player.
The Saudi league runners-up’s squad includes not only Cristiano Ronaldo but also Sadio Mane, Aymeric Laporte, Alex Telles, Marcelo Brozovic and Talli Scar and other characters.
The Saudi team returned to Iranian soil after Riyadh and Tehran agreed in March to normalize diplomatic ties after a seven-year hiatus.
Saudi Arabia In 2016, the Arab kingdom severed diplomatic relations with Tehran after its diplomatic headquarters in Tehran was attacked following the execution of a prominent Shia cleric.
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