Cristiano Ronaldo wrote to the American justice system to defend a fan

The footballer Cristiano Ronaldo sent a letter to the U.S. court to claim his indulgence towards one of his admirers, who was arrested for entering the field in the middle of a game to greet his idol.

He entered the field

The incident occurred in August in Miami during a friendly match between Real Madrid and Chelsea, the Portuguese star. Cristiano Ronaldo reacted calmly when this admirer, Ronald Gjoka, rushed towards him. He even talked to the Canadiens 19 years before asking the security guards who were taking it off the field to treat with care.

Supported 100% by Ronaldo

At the request of counsel for the young Canadian, Portuguese striker now calls Miami prosecutors drop charges against Ronald Gjoka, accused of disturbing public order and trespassing. "I played at Sun Life Stadium last month when a bear came out of the ground," wrote Cristiano Ronaldo in the letter signed by him and sent in September.

"We gave ourselves a hug and we talked a little until security arrived to escort him off the field. It was in NO way aggressive or violent, "says the star of Real Madrid. "I understand your position and the importance of enforcing the law. However, I respectfully request you to you and your services, to reconsider this decision and give the two charges brought against this young man. "

A query without effect?

However, a spokesman for the prosecutor's office in Miami said the letter was nice to be "very nice," she might have no influence on the process as the victim of the incident from the point of view of justice is not Cristiano Ronaldo but the owner of the stadium. The latter did not respond immediately to requests for reaction, but his spokesman told the Miami Herald that "these laws are made to ensure the safety of participants, coaches and staff located at the edge of the field discouraging the fans come running on the field during games. "