Viral, The Moment Of Iftar For The Express Of Fiorentina Players In The Match Session Vs Inter Milan
JAKARTA - Fiorentina's player, Sofyan Amrabat suddenly went viral because his action in the match against Inter Milan in the continuation week of Serie A. Not because of his team's appearance, but because of the breaking of the fast in the middle of the field.
Fiorentina vs Inter Milan live at the Giuseppe Meazza Stadium on Saturday, April 1 local time. In the 28th week of Serie A, Sofyan Amrabat got the opportunity to appear as a substitute.
He entered in the 66th minute to replace Gaetano Castrovilli in the 66th minute. However, when entering the second minute of additional normal time, Amrabat was seen rushing to pull over to eat bananas and drink water.
Amrabat carried out the stealing moment when Luca Ranieri was injured. Ranieri, who was aware of this, pretended to be injured so that Amrabat could get a longer chance.
What Amrabat did then went viral on social media. Many have questioned why Amrabat did this even though his playing time will end soon.
However, quoted from Football Italia on Sunday, April 2, it turned out that not much knew that the moment Ranieri was injured in the 90+2 minute turned out to coincide with the maghrib time in Milan.
Amrabat, who is a Muslim, is known to be fasting Ramadan. With the arrival of the evening he had to break his fast immediately.
Therefore, Amrabat seemed to be in a hurry to take advantage of Ranieri's injury time to immediately consume food and beverage intake. In addition to breaking her fast, it is also so that she can return to filling her energy and energy.
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After that moment went viral, then many European football fans paid attention and praised Amrabat's attitude for continuing to worship in the midst of the opportunity to defend the team.
Despite Amrabat's viral moment, the Inter vs Fiorentina match ended sweetly for the visitors who won three points. The 1-0 score for Fiorentina was created thanks to Giacomo Bonaventura's single goal in the 53rd minute.