Hans Backe wonders about Cristiano Ronaldo’s ego

Portugal took a place in the quarterfinals on Monday evening, but the team’s efficiency has left room for hope.

The team has not scored a single situational goal in the last two matches, when before the match against Slovenia, which stretched into a penalty shootout, the team lost to Georgia 0–2 in the final round of the first group. The Georgia game, however, was worthless for the team and several key players failed.

The country’s football legend Cristiano Ronaldo missed a penalty kick in Monday’s game and then burst into inconsolable tears mid-match. The nature of the superstar makes criticism sting. Experts from Swedish TV4 are amazed at Ronaldo’s position in the team.

Channel expert Michael Lustig was surprised that after the penalty, the team’s younger stars had to focus on comforting Ronaldo instead of other things. Ronaldo’s failed penalty kick came shortly before the break in the overtime match. A tearful Ronaldo was filmed while the team was on break.

Support Lustig got his views from the Huuhkajie’s previous head coach, as well as his authority as an expert on the channel Hans Backelta.

“The whole team must try to console Ronaldo’s megaego. I’ve never seen anything like this from superstars in any sport,” Backe gushed According to Expressen.

“Of course I knew he was a big egotist and a narcissist, but I didn’t realize it was on this level.”

Ronaldo’s reaction was also surprising in Britain. BBC reportsthat critical channel broadcasts Scottish Pat Levin wondered at the strength of the star’s reaction.

“He missed the penalty kick. He shouldn’t be in tears,” Levin wondered at the strength of the reaction.

Ronaldo spoke about the situation after the match.

“Even the strongest people have bad days. I was at the bottom when the team needed me the most,” Ronaldo said According to the BBC.

In a penalty shootout Ronaldo succeeded in scoring. It impressed the BBC’s commentators To Alan Shearer.

“It’s difficult to shoot a tough guy anyway. But in that situation where you have just missed an important penalty kick. Unbelievable. This is why they are great players. They have great mental toughness,” Shearer said.

The goalkeeper became the great hero of the team Diogo Costa. He blocked Slovenia’s first three attempts. When Portugal succeeded three times at the same time, the penalty shootout ended after only three rounds.

Next, a big challenge awaits Portugal when they face France, who earlier on Monday qualified for the quarterfinals by defeating Belgium 1-0.

The last quarter-final spots will be decided today, Tuesday. Romania and the Netherlands will play in the early evening and Austria and Turkey in the late night match. The winners of Tuesday’s match will face each other in the quarterfinals.

The semifinal matches will be played on Friday and Saturday.