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It seems to be fashionable for footballers despise big food and beverage brands. It all started with Cristiano Ronaldo and Coca-Cola prior to their debut at Euro 2020, when the Portuguese withdrew a couple of soda bottles and sent the message “Drink water”, in a hard blow that cost the soft drink company 4 billion dollars.
The next day it was Paul pogba who imitated him by removing a bottle of Heineken beer, but while the Frenchman rejects it for religious reasons as a practitioner of Islam (which prohibits the consumption of alcoholic beverages), other players even “raise the elbow” in full conference.
Yesterday Cristiano with Coca Cola, today Pogba with beer
Will these players remember that part of their large salaries is given thanks to these sponsorships? pic.twitter.com/GHy6jyBy39
– David Medrano Mora (@deividmedrano) June 16, 2021
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Pogba turned down beer and they remember Van Dijk
One of the great absentees of this Euro 2020 it is Virgil Van Dijk, one of the best defenders on the planet who suffered a serious ligament injury and that is why he resigned from the continental tournament with the Netherlands, but when he was on the cusp with Liverpool until a Heineken was taken at a press conference.
After winning the Champions League in 2019 with Liverpool and being chosen Man of the Match, the Dutchman appeared in the room before the media and the first thing he did when he took a seat was drink the beer sponsor, which is the same as that of the Eurocup.
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