Fluminense and Manchester City held the final match of the 2023 FIFA Club World Cup at King Abdullah Sports City in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia on Sunday (Korea time). The struggle for supremacy between Europe and South America ended relatively flatly.

Fluminense struggled with Manchester City from the start. Right after kick-off, he couldn’t clear the ball properly, so he gave Manchester City the right to attack, and was dragged out early on as Julián Álvarez lost the ball. 안전한 파워볼사이트

It flashed for a while to make up for the comeback, but it soon handed over the lead to Manchester City, and suffered the bad luck of losing a point due to a deflection in the 27th minute of the first half. Fluminense, which had already been broken by a two-goal gap in the first half, collapsed by conceding two more goals in the second half. With the victory over the line, Fluminense played a rough game, and it proceeded in a quite heated atmosphere.

Players from the two teams clashed after the match. In the process, Melu and Walker strongly confronted each other by the collar. Born in 1983, Melu played for prestigious European clubs such as Juventus, Galatasaray, and Inter Milan in the 2010s. He was known for his fighter temperament then and again on the day, he showed his inability to control his emotions.

Melu but he stressed that he was proud of his actions. After the match, he said, “I told them that I started the fight first, but they didn’t want any confusion. Jack Grealish ignored us. He shouted ‘Ole’ at the end of the match. “I tried to protect Matheus Martinelli, who was being scolded by Grealish. And I will fight for my team no matter where I am.”

Melu emphasized respect. “I always looked up to my opponents throughout my career. Even when we won the Copa Sudamericana 10-1, we showed respect to our opponents. We have to respect our opponents forever and always have to do so,” he said. “I am a warrior. I do not regret this. Even if I return to the same situation, I will do it again.”

While Melu cited Grealish as the cause of the collision, Grealish retweeted Melu’s interview on social networking services (SNS) and refuted, saying, “I never said that.”