The legend of victory about Ronaldo. He was like a ghost and we missed a striker’s goal.

Portuguese legend Cristiano Ronaldo, the captain of Saudi Arabia’s Al-Nasr, was shockingly attacked by former international Fahd Al-Harifi after scoring a goal against Japan’s Gamba Osaka in the AFC Champions League 2nd Final.

Al-Nasr lost to Gamba Osaka by a clean sheet to continue their struggle for continental titles, with their last win dating back to the 1998 Asian Super Cup.

The match saw a number of missed chances, including Ronaldo’s easy chance inches from the Japanese side’s goal in the final minute of the first half.

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In this regard, Al-Harifi said during the “Dorena Gear” program. “Ronaldo didn’t turn up in tonight’s match and wasted a lot of easy chances and his presence was as good as his absence.”

He added: “Despite the presence of Ronaldo, Al-Nasri lacks a top scorer who can score from the many opportunities presented in the final.”

He continued his speech. “The game saw a lot of crosses that were not capitalized on and I don’t know the reason for the lack of a decisive element.”

He concluded his speech. “With Al-Nasr, luck also played a part as luck was not on its side, but from my perspective the team was not optimally prepared for this match and the result was the loss of the title.”