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"You just can't boo Ronaldo", Real Madrid midfielder Kovacic defends teammate


22-year old Croatian midfielder Kovacic has shown his displeasure at the Real fans who booed Cristiano Ronaldo after he lost possession twice in game against Real Sociedad during the weekend.

Kovacic scored his first goal since moving from Inter Milan to Real Madrid in August 2015. And he had some things to say...

According to ESPNFC, he said: "As for Ronaldo, he's under a lot of pressure and that's to be expected.

"A player who gets a goal every game is under a lot of pressure, but you just can't boo him."

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