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Cristiano Ronaldo on FIFA ‘I don’t give a f***’

Tell us how you really feel

Ever wondered what Cristiano Ronaldo’ views are on the FIFA debacle?

The Real Madrid star got super irritated and walked out on his interviewer (and dropping some pretty nice headphones) when asked about and the 2022 World Cup in Qatar and the scandal surrounding football’s governing body. Let’s just say he didn’t hold back:

’I don’t care about FIFA, Qatar, I don’t give a f***,’ he said, before adding, ‘speak about FIFA, come on...’, as he stood up and walked out of the interview.
/drops mic

Meanwhile, the FBI still continue to investigate Fifa.

H/T Mail Online

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