Cristiano Ronaldo does not appear to be a fan of carbonated soft drinks after the Portugal captain removed two bottles of Coca-Cola kept in front of him at Monday's Euro 2020 press conference, encouraging people to drink water instead.
The 36-year-old moved the cola bottles aside as he sat down to speak to the media before Tuesday's Group F opener against Hungary.
He followed it by holding a bottle of water before shouting in Portuguese: 'Agua!'
Coca-Cola, one of the official sponsors of Euro 2020, could not immediately be reached by Reuters for a comment.
Reuters
Tue Jun 15 2021
Portugal's Cristiano Ronaldo during the press conference, Soccer Football - Euro 2020 - Portugal Press Conference - Puskas Arena, Budapest, Hungary - June 14, 2021. REUTERSpic
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