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Criminal investigation opened against Cristiano Ronaldo: "Disregarded Italy's Corona directives"
Italian Sports Minister Vincenzo Spadapura once again attacks Juventus star: "His departure from Italy was illegal, we will prove it in an investigation"
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Monday, 26 October 2020, 08:29
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Italian Sports Minister v. Cristiano Ronaldo.
Vincenzo Spadapura has already spoken out many times against the conduct of the Juventus star during the Corona, and now he is intensifying the struggle.
Spadapora has already claimed that Ronaldo's return to Italy after being found positive for Corona would not have been appropriate even if it had been legal.
He now claims that an investigation was opened against CR7 for another reason: he claims that Ronaldo violated Italy's corona rules when he flew to Portugal to join the team - even though Juventus players were required to remain in a sort of separate "bubble" for those days.
"On his way out of Italy, Ronaldo disregarded the instructions," Spadfora told RAI, "an investigation has been opened against him, and it will prove my claims."
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Spadapura has already lashed out at Ronaldo on other occasions, as mentioned.
The fact that he flew from Portugal to Italy on a private plane while being confirmed as positive for Corona, the minister described as "arrogant and disrespectful conduct".
Ronaldo responded a few days ago and insisted: "I did not break the rules. This is one big lie. When I returned from Portugal to Italy, I had all the necessary permits. I arrived by private plane and did not come into contact with anyone."
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