"I'll do everything I want at the age of 38." Real legend is still good...I deserved to be angry with my fans

"I'll do everything I want at the age of 38." Real legend is still good...I deserved to be angry with my fans

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Sergio Ramos, who recently gained attention due to his war of words with fans, is said to be still as good as he is despite his 38-year-old age.
Monterrey defeated Clube America 1-0 in the 16th round of Mexico's first division at the Estadio BBVA in Guadalupe, Mexico, at 10 a.m. on the 18th (Korea time). Monterrey finished eighth with seven wins, four draws and five losses (25 points).
Recently, Monterrey has been in a bad situation. The team lost 1-2 against Tigress in 15R on the 13th. As Tigress formed a strong rivalry with Monterrey, fans' anger soared. At the time, Ramos' first goal of the penalty kick allowed Monterrey to take the lead, but the team collapsed by allowing two goals just before the end of the second half.
Ramos even clashed with fans right after the match. "Ramos had a heated argument with Monterrey fans," British media Sports Bible said in a video. The video showed Ramos blushing and chatting with Monterrey fans at the entrance of the building.
The media said, "Fans have reportedly complained about the club's recent performance since the defeat against rival teams. The video was filmed outside the hotel, where Ramos was seen making various gestures, such as pointing fingers at the fans, clapping, or raising both hands. However, Ramos later publicly sent a message of apology to the fans and expressed his willingness to move forward for victory.
Ramos rewarded his fans with his skills. Ramos, who started as center back on the day, led Monterrey's clean sheet. According to the soccer statistics magazine Footmob, Ramos recorded a success rate of 96 percent (52/54), a success rate of 89 percent (8/9), five clearings, four header clearings, four successful ground contests, two successful ground contests, and three successful aerial contests. Ramos was given a 7.3 rating and recognized for his performance. 바카라사이트
A former teammate gave a thumbs-up to Ramos' successive performances. The U.K.'s "Goalcom" conveyed the words of David Villa, a teammate of the Spanish national team. Villa said, "Ramos can continue to play as long as he wants. He is still strong physically, mentally, and a player who makes a difference in the stadium. Monterrey has made a great recruitment," while marveling at Ramos' continued skills.