Rasmus Hojlund denied accusations that he mocked Cristiano Ronaldo when he copied his peat eggs during the victory in the nations nations nations nations -league against Portugal.
The fighting striker of Manchester United, who ended a drought of 21 games with a recent strike against Leicester City, scored the only goal in the game to take a huge step towards the semi -finals of the competition.
Hojlund celebrated the winner of the 78th minute by following Ronaldo’s famous ‘Siu’ celebration, while the Portugal striker watched his hands on his hip, but faces a player online, because the 22-year-old a player who looked at many of the greatest of all times.
But that was not the case, said Hojlund after the game when he instead unveiled how much influence Ronaldo had had on his career so far.
“It was not to mock him or anything, I always said that he is of great importance for me and my football career” TV2. “I play against the best footballer in the world, my idol, and to score and become [match] Winner, it couldn’t be better.
“The goal against him and Portugal is huge, I visited him in 2009, where he scored from a free kick, and since then I’ve been a fan.”
Ronaldo played the 218th game of a remarkable international career, in which the 40-year-old scored 135 goals-23 more than competition Lionel Messi.
On this occasion, however, he could not score a goal, and Portugal now needed a quick turnaround in the second leg on Sunday in Lisbon. Elsewhere, Croatia achieved a huge 2-0 win against the 2018 World Cup winners in France, Germany in Milan in Milan and Spain, part of the prey in the Netherlands, thanks to a compensation for the interruption of Arsenal of Arsenal, Mikel Merino.