Everton loanee Carlos Alcaraz has explained why, despite being a big Lionel Messi fan, he recently broke out Cristiano Ronaldo's 'Siuuu' celebration.
But when did it all begin? It wasn’t until 2013, during a preseason friendly between Real Madrid and Chelsea in the International Champions Cup in the USA.
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Footage from Natalia Gonzalez shows fans doing a countdown and roaring “Siu,” the iconic celebration used by Ronaldo after scoring goals. Siu means “yes” in Portuguese, Ronaldo’s native tongue.
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This footage filmed by Angel Guananga shows fans chanting “Cristiano” and roaring “Siu,” the iconic celebration used by Ronaldo after scoring goals, as a truck carried the sculpture.
This footage filmed by Angel Guananga shows fans chanting “Cristiano” and roaring “Siu,” the iconic celebration used by Ronaldo after scoring goals, as a truck carried the sculpture. Siu means ‘yes’ ...
In an effort to honor Ronaldo's milestone, fans gathered in Times Square to attempt a world record for the most people performing his signature “Siu” celebration simultaneously. This iconic ...
Cristiano Ronaldo had quite the seismic agenda in his bombshell interview where Lionel Messi and Kylian Mbappe were topics of discussion. The Portuguese legend conducted the wide-ranging exchange ...
For nearly two decades, Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi defined an era of football excellence, pushing each other to new heights with breathtaking performances, record-breaking feats, and an ...
Cristiano Ronaldo is one of the titans of world football, and alongside his goals, assists and trophies has perhaps the most iconic celebration in any sport. His "Siu" celebration is copied around ...