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The reason Cristiano Ronaldo pulled off new celebration in Al Nassr vs Al Ettifaq

Cristiano Ronaldo can’t stop scoring for Al Nassr. On this occasion, the Portuguese made the opener in the 3-0 victory against Al Ettifaq, putting the ball on the back of the net from the penalty spot, pulling off a new celebration.

The match marked Al Nassr coach Stefano Pioli’s debut and Ronaldo’s return to the team after missing last match due to illness. With goals from Ronaldo, Al-Najdi and Brazilian Anderson Taliscathey managed to pull a comfortable 3-0 victory against Steven Gerrard’s team.

Al Nassr sits in the fourth position of the Saudi Pro League table. Following this invigorating win and Ronaldo’s return to the first team, the squad hopes to move past their poor start and undergo his way to the title.

Why did Cristiano celebrate holding up three fingers?

As soon as he scored, Ronaldo was looking for a special someone: his son. After finding Cristiano Ronaldo Jr. in the crowd, he celebrated pointing at him and suddenly holding three fingers up. What does that mean?

Cristiano Ronaldo celebrates “a hat-trick” with his son.

Ronaldo Jr. currently plays for Al Nassr’s youth team, and scored a brace this morning. Ronaldo’s “three” celebration refers to their combined goals on the dayhighlighting his bond of father and son.

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Stefano Pioli got his first victory with Al Nassr

Big expectations were set in former AC Milan coach Stefano Pioli. The Italian was announced after Luis Castro’s departure due to poor performances, and Al Nassr needed a win desperately.

After securing his first victory coaching Ronaldo’s Al Nassr, Pioli said: “Why I joined Al Nassr is very clear, the reason is I want to win championships. We have big matches ahead of us and we will work to correct the mistakes.”

Dante Gonzalez is a bilingual sports writer fluent in English and Spanish. He graduated from the Circulo de Periodistas Deportivos (CPD) in Buenos Aires, Argentina, with a Bachelor’s degree in Sports Journalism. Before joining Bolavip in September 2024, he contributed to sports event coverage on the Fut & Gol YouTube channel. As a commentator, Dante’s attention to detail in analyzing live events keeps the audience engaged, making him a valuable team member. He covers soccer, tennis, NBA, and NFL, bringing a comprehensive understanding of these sports to his analysis. His experience in the communications industry also includes working as a copywriter for the Spanish marketing agency Agencia Ninja.

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