Cristiano Ronaldo endured a frustrating game as Al-Nassr were beaten by Al-Hilal (AFP via Getty)
Cristiano Ronaldo appeared to make an obscene gesture towards Al-Hilal supporters after they chanted Lionel Messi’s name at former Manchester United and Real Madrid forward.
Ronaldo had a game to forget on Tuesday evening as Al-Nassr suffered a 2-0 defeat to Al-Hilal, which has left them three points off top spot in the Saudi Pro League, while leaders Al-Ittihad also have a game in hand.
As he made his way off the pitch, Ronaldo was greeted by huge jeers and chants of, ‘Messi, Messi’ from the Al-Hilal fans.
But instead of ignoring the chants, the 38-year-old grabbed and shook genitals whilst walking towards the tunnel.
Ronaldo, who had a goal disallowed during the game, could now face disciplinary action for his gesture towards Al-Hilal’s supporters.
During the defeat to Al-Hilal, Ronaldo was also booked by Premier League referee Michael Oliver for grabbing Gustavo Cuellar in a headlock.
Former Manchester United striker Odion Ighalo scored two penalties to seal Al-Hilal’s win over Al-Nassr.
Since joining Al-Nassr on a free transfer from Manchester United in December, Ronaldo has scored 11 goals in as many league appearances.
Ronaldo was allowed to join the Saudi Arabian club after United terminated his contract off the back of his interview with Piers Morgan in which he slammed the club and manager Erik ten Hag.
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