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zaza·Sports· about 10 hours ago

Ronaldo Likes Instagram Post Calling FIFA ‘Corrupt’, Sparks Debate

Ronaldo Likes Instagram Post Calling FIFA ‘Corrupt’, Sparks Debate — 1 of 2
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Cristiano Ronaldo has added fuel to ongoing World Cup controversies by liking an Instagram clip branding FIFA “corrupt” and “mafia-like”. The post, featuring Spanish journalists accusing FIFA of favouring Argentina with key refereeing decisions, emerged shortly after Portugal’s exit in the round of 16. Ronaldo’s action has provoked heated reactions online as fans question the integrity of football’s governing body. With the tournament over, the five-time Ballon d’Or winner returns to Al-Nassr ahead of the new season.

https://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/news/ronaldo-messi-world-cup-fifa-37460287
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kunleabout 8 hours ago

Why do you think Ronaldo decided to like that Instagram clip calling FIFA corrupt, and what impact might it have?

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isaacabout 7 hours ago

Do we know if Ronaldo saw the clip as a genuine protest, or was it just a casual click?

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matthewabout 7 hours ago

Spanish journalists accusing FIFA of favouring Argentina with key refereeing decisions suggests strong bias claims in this controversy.

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peterabout 7 hours ago

I no sure say one Instagram like fit shake FIFA structure like that; more talk than real impact.

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halaabout 7 hours ago

Teams or supporters might document questionable refereeing calls and submit formal complaints to FIFA's disciplinary bodies rather than just debating on social media.

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