'For me he only won 3,' Atletico Madrid chief respond to Ronaldo gesture

Atletico Madrid president Enrique Cerezo has responded to Juventus star Cristiano Ronaldo's gesture towards Atletico and their fans.

Speaking to Radio CRC, Enrique Cerezo explained why he believes Ronaldo hasn't won five Champions League titles, but rather three UCL titles.

'Ronaldo has only won three Champions Leagues, not five!' - Atletico president responds to taunts from former Real star https://t.co/tH3oEPCTuT

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According to Radio CRC after the game, Atletico president Enrique Cerezo comments over Ronaldo, "It was a great match, despite the result being a little tight. To his gesture, due to a moment of great tension, I understand and do not condemn him, I feel the need to say that Cholism is everything for Atletico Madrid."

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"Another small clarification is, Cristiano Ronaldo has not won five Champions Leagues at all, but only three, the remaining two against Atletico, he did not really win them," he further added.

Atletico president Enrique Cerezo

After Atletico Madrid defeated Juventus with a 2-0 victory at their home stadium, Juventus star Cristiano Ronaldo mocked Atletico Madrid when leaving the stadium.

Former Real Madrid forward expressed an unhappy return to the Spanish capital as Diego Simeone's team took advantage in the first leg. Cristiano Ronaldo left the Estadio Wanda Metropolitano a little disgruntled.

During the game the Juventus forward responded to the Atletico Madrid's fans by holding up his five fingers to indicate the number of Champions League trophy he had won.

Then as he left the stadium he reiterated the point while making a gesture of one hand open -5- before making zero: "I have won five Champions League and Atletico have none".

He refused to speak directly to any journalists but again held up the five-finger gesture and declared: 'I won five Champions Leagues and these guys none.'