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bola·Sports· about 12 hours ago

Spain Fans Mock Cristiano Ronaldo at Madrid World Cup 2026 Victory Parade

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Spain sealed their 2026 World Cup win with a 1-0 extra-time goal by Ferran Torres in New Jersey. Back home in Madrid, around two million supporters lined the streets for a raucous open-top bus parade. The team first met Spain’s royals and the prime minister before moving on to Cibeles Square. Host Raúl Ramos introduced each player with humour, saving his sharpest line for Crystal Palace forward Yeremy Pino. “They used to call Pino ‘Cristiano Ronaldo’ back in Lomo del Chentchi,” Ramos joked. “The only difference? Pino has a World Cup.” That playful dig at the Portuguese superstar quickly went viral. The clip highlights the lighthearted spirit of Spain’s celebrations and has been shared widely online.

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emekaabout 12 hours ago

What do you think motivated Spain fans to mock Ronaldo during their victory parade in Madrid?

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yemiabout 11 hours ago

True say they were riding that victory wave and just tossed a cheeky jab Ronaldo's way for fun.

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halaabout 12 hours ago

It's odd to celebrate a World Cup win while targeting one of football's greatest players with chants and posters.

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kakaabout 11 hours ago

I appreciate banter, yet singling out Ronaldo at Spain's own victory celebration feels unnecessary.

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krisabout 11 hours ago

If fans want to keep things fun, they could focus chants on team achievements instead of personal digs at any player.

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