Rodríguez, who also has a tattoo of the late Argentine great Diego Maradona, took to social media Tuesday at the Women’s World Cup to ask fans to back off.
Argentina forward Yamila Rodriguez who has a Cristiano Ronaldo tattoo wants suckers to stop criticising her for idolising the Portugal star rather of public idol Lionel Messi.
Rodríguez, who also has a tattoo of the late Argentine great Diego Maradona, took to social media Tuesday at the Women’s World Cup to ask suckers to back off.
“Please, that’s enough. I ’m not doing well. When did I say that I’manti-Messi? Stop saying effects that I didn’t say because I ’m really going through a tough time, ” Rodríguez said on her social media channels. “ We aren’t all obliged to only love the players from our country.”
Argentina lost 1- 0 to Italy in its opening match at the event and coming faces South Africa on Friday in Group G. Rodríguez played a many twinkles against the Italians.
“Messi is our great captain in the public platoon, but just because I say that my alleviation and hero is CR7, it doesn’t mean I detest Messi, ” she said.
Rodríguez has said on other occasions she has “ the two stylish players in the world on my left leg. ”
July 26( Reuters)- Argentina forward Yamila Rodriguez has defended herself for having a tattoo of Cristiano Ronaldo signed on her left thigh, saying that favouring the Portugal star isn’t a sign she doesn’t appreciate their World Cup- winning amulet Lionel Messi.
The 25- time-old, who also has a tattoo of Argentina great Diego Maradona on her left ham, said she had been entering review on social media for the tattoo of Ronaldo, Messi’s great rival.
“Please stop, I am not having a good time. At what point did I say that I am anti-Messi?” she wrote on Instagram.
“I am not having a bad time because of you( suckers) but for the atrocities that are said, without mercy. Can not you have an hero or a player you like?
“Messi is our great captain in the public platoon but the fact that I say that my alleviation and my hero is CR7( Ronaldo) doesn’t mean that I detest Messi.”
Rodriguez said she saw no problem in having a Ronaldo tattoo as the Portugal forward, who has scored over 800 pretensions in his career, inspired her.
“What’s the problem? We aren’t all obliged to only love the players of our country,” she said.
“Please understand that this is football and everyone has appreciation, their preferences and pressing bone doesn’t mean burying the other. Enough, it tires me, it hurts me.” Know More Latest Football News…
