🚨Rasmus Højlund on his heated conversation with Bruno Fernandes after the match vs Portugal
Reporter 🗣️: Rasmus, cameras caught you refusing to shake Bruno Fernandes’ hand after the final whistle. What happened?
Højlund 🎙️: Bruno walked towards me, congratulating me on my performance and the two goals I scored. But I wasn’t interested in shaking his hand.
I told him he was a betrayer.
We played together at Manchester United. We shared a dressing room. We both knew what Cristiano meant to that club.
And now, when Cristiano needed people to stand beside him, Bruno wasn’t there. He watched Jorge Mendes push him towards retirement without saying anything.
Reporter 🗣️: Bruno apparently disagreed with you. What was his response?
Højlund 🎙️: He looked at me and said, “How exactly am I supposed to do that? Did Cristiano even win the World Cup for us?”
I was surprised.
I told him, “No, he didn’t. But does that mean everything he has done for Portugal suddenly means nothing?”
Reporter 🗣️: What happened next?
Højlund 🎙️: Bruno wasn’t finished. He said, “Ronaldo isn’t Messi, Rasmus. And thank God he’s not here anymore. He would have made everyone feel bad about today’s defeat and somehow painted himself as the hero.”
I just looked at him.
Honestly, I couldn’t believe Bruno was talking about someone he once shared a dressing room with.
Reporter 🗣️: Do you think Bruno has lost respect for Ronaldo?
Højlund 🎙️: I don’t know what he feels privately, but his actions speak loudly.
You don’t have to agree with everything Cristiano does. You don’t even have to defend him every time.
But there’s a difference between disagreeing with someone and allowing people to write the final chapter of his career as if he contributed nothing.
That’s what disappointed me.
@tizzler223@BIG_MODEL04 You done it once, imagine doing that in a routine like drunk people do all the time. Oh, paranoia for starters. Later on, you will do physical bad bad bad thingssss