Ramos: 'My sweat can also cause Firmino to have a cold'

Defender Sergio Ramos has rebutted all criticism towards him after the Champions League final in 2017/18.

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Ramos: "My sweat can also cause Firmino to have a cold."
In the Champions League final against Liverpool, Ramos was "stoned" badly by accused deliberately causing Mohamed Salah to be seriously injured.

Even the media reported that the center-back in 1985 actively pushed the elbow into the keeper of Loris Karius causing him to suffer visual damage, which led to blunders.

Of course, Ramos was extremely angry with the axes he was aiming for. He said: "It's a miserable job, Salah's making me the focus, I do not want to say anything because things are overstated." Salah grabbed my arm first and fell back.

The injury occurred with the remaining arm and they said that I used judo to lower Salah. Then they said I was goalkeeper (Karius) was shocked after the impact. Sure, there is a shortage of Firmino because he has a cold sensation when my sweat falls on him.

I talked to Salah through the message. He's pretty good. Salah can continue to play in the final if painkillers. In the past I have done so several times. "