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Coronavirus: When Ronaldo greets ... imaginary supporters

2020-03-09T10:10:23.384Z


SCAN SPORT - While Juventus-Inter was being played behind closed doors on Sunday due to the coronavirus, Cristiano Ronaldo pretended to clap spectators when he arrived at the stadium.


Before the clash between Juventus and Inter Milan (2-0) on Sunday, Cristiano Ronaldo seemed to be in a good mood. Arriving at the stadium, the Portuguese international acted as if supporters were waiting for him at the exit of the bus to greet him and clapped the hands of these imaginary spectators. Indeed, the meeting of the 28th day of Serie A took place behind closed doors because of the coronavirus epidemic. Proud of his joke, the Turin striker did it again a few minutes later. When he entered the field for the warm-up, he greeted the stands of the completely empty Juventus Stadium.

When Cristiano Ronaldo claps on the hands of ... invisible supporters!

Juventus - Inter Milan live at 8:40 p.m. on beIN SPORTS 3 pic.twitter.com/dEdriQeavj

- beIN SPORTS (@beinsports_FR) March 8, 2020

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Cristiano Ronaldo is indeed a robot, he does not detect the absence of an audience. pic.twitter.com/HjEiOw0EeJ

- Instant Foot ⚽️ (@InstantFout) March 8, 2020

As the coronavirus epidemic progresses in Italy (nearly 366 dead and 7,300 people infected), particularly in the north of the country, the government has taken exceptional measures by quarantining more than 15 million Italians. This weekend, all Serie A matches were played without spectators and the Italian football championship could soon be suspended. In fact, the Italian Federation convened an extraordinary Federal Council on Tuesday, during which the decision could be taken.

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