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Vincenzo Spadafora, Italy’s sports minister, responded to statements by Cristiano Ronaldo, the Juventus star, that what was rumored about his quarantine breach was incorrect and “a lie”, in the Italian minister’s very angry words.
“The abilities of a particular player do not allow him to be arrogant and disrespectful to institutions and lies,” Spadafora said through the Italian agency “ANSA”.
“Of course, the more he is known, the more responsibility he has, so that he thinks before speaking and setting an example.”
He continued: “I have no intention of continuing with this problem. I confirm what I said yesterday about the departure of some Juventus players from the hotel, based on the club’s communication with the Turin Health Authority.
He continued: “I will no longer interfere in the matter. I wish to renew my wishes for the recovery of all those infected with the virus.”
What happened?
The Italian Sports Minister said yesterday on Italian radio “UNO”, explaining that Ronaldo may have violated quarantine rules to limit the spread of Covid 19 after he traveled from Portugal while Juventus was in isolation.
Ronaldo returned to Turin this week after contracting the virus.
The minister said: “I think the rules have been broken. There are no specific permits from the health authorities in this regard.
Which prompted Ronaldo to respond on Friday night via a live broadcast on his official account on the “Instagram” website, noting that “he did not violate any rules and what was said is a lie.” (See details)
