According to “Team Daily” report on August 15, Beijing time, an angry South Korean fan Guo Jihe (transliteration) personally flew to Sweden to discuss with the famous Juventus star Cristiano Ronaldo, the reason is that he was last month Did not attend the friendly match held in Seoul.
Guo Jihe posted an 11-minute video on Youtube. In the video, you can see that when Ronaldo appeared in a hotel lobby, Guo Jihe shouted in English: "Why don't you play football in Korea?" "You are so good to the fans here, why do you treat us like that?" . In the video, you can see him saying this with a pained expression on his face. In the video, he also said: "Even if I put the brand in front of Ronaldo, he completely ignores me."
Guo Jihe called himself a hardcore fan of Ronaldo. He tried several times to attract the star's attention, including swinging. With the slogan written in Portuguese, this operation was unsuccessful, and it is conceivable that I was desperate. After the video was uploaded, the number of hits instantly reached 3 million.
The cause was that Juventus went to Seoul, South Korea last month to play a warm-up match with the Korean K-League All-Star team. Fasta, the organizer of the game, publicized Ronaldo before the game and will play for at least 45 minutes. This wave of operations allowed approximately 65,000 fans in South Korea to buy tickets for the game. However, Cristiano Ronaldo didn't play for a minute in that game, and then the South Korean fans and the media were very angry and pointed the finger at Cristiano Ronaldo. They even threatened to file a class action lawsuit, asking the police to investigate the alleged fraud.
At the beginning, Ronaldo’s absence from the game evolved into a game of blame. South Korea’s K-League accused Juventus of “cheating”, and the Italian club immediately rejected this statement. Subsequently, angry fans filed criminal proceedings against Cristiano Ronaldo, Juventus and Fasta, the South Korean organization that organized the game. The police are currently investigating whether they are suspected of fraud.
According to "Bay Today" reports, on Thursday, South Korean police raided Fasta, the organizer of the Juventus and South Korean K-League All-Star team friendly match, investigating whether the organization knew in advance that Ronaldo would not play but lied that Ronaldo would play. And played for 45 minutes. Judging from the new evidence currently available to the South Korean police, the organization may be suspected of deception. Fasta's President Zhang Chengze has been restricted from leaving the country.
However, according to South Korean media reports, die-hard fan Guo Jihe couldn't wait for the police to investigate. He plans to fly to Italy next month, hoping to meet with Ronaldo again to discuss an explanation. It seems that Guo Jihe doesn't get the answer from Ronaldo.
