The impact of C Ronaldo's small fans' mobile phone storm will be difficult to eliminate for a while and a half.
On April 9, local time, Merseyce police issued a statement confirming that they were in contact with Manchester United and Everton clubs, were investigating the incident, and appealed to witnesses to provide relevant information and information.
According to the Daily Telegraph, the Mer county police will also question C Luo to confirm whether he himself has committed illegal and criminal acts in this incident.
On the night of the incident, Cristiano Ronaldo apologized to the fans through social media, admitting that he was out of control at the time, apologizing for the angry move, and planning to invite the injured young fans to Old Trafford to watch the game.
The manchester United official website reprinted the full text of Ronaldo's apology statement, and a Manchester United spokesman confirmed earlier that the club would cooperate with any police investigation.
Will the club penalize Cristiano Ronaldo? The Sun and the Irish Mirror have received news that after Ronaldo publicly apologized, Manchester United will not impose additional penalties on Ronaldo [Man Utd 'decide not to punish' Cristiano Ronaldo after smashing fan's phone].
The report said: Manchester United is satisfied with Ronaldo's public apology and there will be no further investigation and punishment. United don't want to punish Cristiano Ronaldo, he's already frustrated. If United had won, it wouldn't have happened. The club wanted to make Cristiano Ronaldo happy and try to avoid unnecessary confrontation with the Portuguese star.
However, the fact that Manchester United does not punish Ronaldo internally does not mean that Ronaldo will not be punished externally. As Mo Shao said in a tweet yesterday, the direction of things is no longer under the control of Manchester United and C Ronaldo.
After the British police launched an investigation, the FA also intervened, and C Ronaldo faced the possibility of being suspended and fined by the FA.
The Athletic reporter Jacob Whitehead reported on Sunday that the FA joined the investigation. The FA told The Athletic: "We have taken note of this incident and will seek the advice of both clubs and the players involved. ”
In a similar example, last season's Tottenham player Eric Dyer rushed to the stands to clash with his own fans, was suspended for four games and fined £40,000, when Dell was verbally abused by Tottenham fans to make an aggressive move.
Some institutions are also cutting off the table with C Luo and drawing a clear line. A British children's charity called Save the Children issued a statement: "Ronaldo has not worked with us since July 2018, and he is no longer one of the ambassadors of our institution. ”