Cristiano Ronaldo promises his fans he will “come back stronger” from Euro 2016 final injury
Real Madrid‘s top scorer is making a course for recuperation and Portuguese commander Cristiano Ronaldo promises his fans that he will “return considerably stronger.“
With his sculpted physique hinting at no dormancy amid his recovery in Ibiza, where the Portugal star has been on vacation since winning Euro 2016 tittle, the primary physical indication of shortcoming has been a support on the left knee he injured amid the final.
Cristiano Ronaldo promises his fans he will “come back stronger” from Euro 2016 final injury
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Shirtless and wearing a baseball top in reverse, Ronaldo sent a video message “embrace” to his supporters.
Watch the video in which Cristiano Ronaldo promises his fans:
“Howdy folks, I simply needed to send all of you an embrace, particularly to my fans and let you know that all is well and that I will return considerably more grounded,” said in Portuguese. “Much obliged to you for everything. Viva Portugal.“
Real Madrid are in Canada in front of a progression of International Champions Cup matches, with rivals including Paris Saint-Germain, Chelsea and Bayern Munich.
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Ronaldo’s arrival date is still unsubstantiated, with Marca saying an arrival before Real’s third round of the season would be goal-oriented.
The 31-year-old Portugal star left the competition’s choosing match after a conflict with France midfielder Dimitri Payet inside the initial 10 minutes. However, he at first attempted to bear on subsequent to having his knee wrapped.
In the wake of misery the underlying injury, the three-time Ballon d’Or champ attempted to play on yet must be supplanted in the 25th moment, leaving his Portugal buddies to win without their skipper.
The Real Madrid man had supposedly gone to a center in Ibiza for hyperbaric oxygen treatment to speed recuperation for the injury which will see him miss the greater part of his club’s preseason program, including the UEFA Super Cup against Sevilla in Trondheim on Aug. 9.