Sergio Ramos posted two Tweets following Real Madrid’s Champions League triumph, including a message to Mohamed Salah.
The defending champions made it three (!!) Champions League successes after beating Liverpool 3-1 on Saturday night in Kiev, Ukraine.
Karim Benzema and a brace from Gareth Bale secured yet another European trophy.
While Bale came off the bench to produce a match-winning performance, not to mention scoring arguably the greatest goal in a Champions League final, the main takeaway from the match was the interaction between Ramos and Salah.
The Real Madrid skipper tangled with Salah who landed awkwardly on his shoulder.
He was subsequently forced off with an injury, leaving the field in tears.
And after raising ‘The Big Ears’ for the third time in a row, Ramos issued a message to Salah.
“Sometimes football shows you it’s good side and other times the bad. Above all, we are fellow pros. #GetWellSoon”.
That preceded a celebratory post.
“White dynasty! Albeit with a lot of luck, 3 in a row.”
Klopp likened Ramos’ actions to a wrestling move.
“Of course it was a big moment in the game,” he said.
“I know if you say something like that after a game you lost, it sounds like you are a little bit a bad loser but it was, for me, kind of a harsh challenge.
“It’s like wrestling a little bit and it’s unlucky then that Mo fell on his shoulder.”
Salah is now a doubt for the World Cup, but the Egyptian FA are hopeful their talisman will lead them in Russia.
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“Sometimes football shows you it’s good side and other times the bad. Above all, we are fellow pros. #GetWellSoon”.
That preceded a celebratory post.
“White dynasty! Albeit with a lot of luck, 3 in a row.”
Klopp likened Ramos’ actions to a wrestling move.
“Of course it was a big moment in the game,” he said.
“I know if you say something like that after a game you lost, it sounds like you are a little bit a bad loser but it was, for me, kind of a harsh challenge.
“It’s like wrestling a little bit and it’s unlucky then that Mo fell on his shoulder.”
Salah is now a doubt for the World Cup, but the Egyptian FA are hopeful their talisman will lead them in Russia.
SportBible.com
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