Roberto Firmino has marked Sergio Ramos a “moron” after the Real Madrid commander kept on delighting in a month ago’s 3-1 Champions League last prevail upon Liverpool.
Gareth Bale fell off the seat to net a surprising overhead kick and finish his support to remain as Madrid’s saint in a third back to back European title win in Kiev.
According to Liverpool supporters, Ramos was verifiably the antagonist of the piece after he went head to head with Mohamed Salah in the primary half, leaving the Egyptian whiz with shoulder damage that saw him substituted.
That test brought about an online appeal to for UEFA and FIFA to make a move against the Spain protector, which passed 500,000 marks.
Ramos has additionally been blamed for purposely elbowing Loris Karius instantly before the first of his two diversion changing oversights – an occurrence that is accepted to have made the Liverpool goalkeeper endure blackout.
“I am only missing Roberto Firmino saying he got a cold because a drop of my sweat landed on him,” the 32-year-old told spanish newspaper. Such a mocking tone has not gone down well with Firmino.
“I prefer not to make any comments,” he said in a news conference at Brazil’s pre-World Cup training camp in London.