RONALDO - SHIRT CELEBRATION
- Frame included
- 30-day money-back guarantee
Standard delivery time: 7-14 business days worldwide.
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If for any reason you’re not completely satisfied with your LED frame, you can return it for a full refund within 30 days after delivery.
Frame Sizes
- A4: 32 × 23 cm / 12.5 × 9 in
- A5: 22 × 16 cm / 8.7 × 6.3 in
Lighting
- 3 light modes: Warm, Cool & Mixed
- Adjustable brightness (dim & brighten)
Power
- USB-C powered
- USB-C cable included
- Power adapter not included
Material
- Wood composite frame with oak finish
- Premium acrylic glass
Display
- Freestanding & wall-mountable
LED Lifespan
- Up to 50,000 hours
Cristiano Ronaldo’s legendary revenge moment took place on August 13, 2017, during the Spanish Super Cup Clásico between Real Madrid and FC Barcelona at Camp Nou. The match was filled with tension, and Ronaldo had something to prove. Just months earlier, in April 2017, Lionel Messi had celebrated a dramatic last-minute winner in El Clásico by holding up his jersey to the Santiago Bernabéu crowd—a moment that had become an iconic image in football history. Now, it was Ronaldo’s turn to respond.
In the 80th minute, during a lightning-fast counterattack, Ronaldo received the ball on the left wing, cut inside past Gerard Piqué, and unleashed a stunning strike into the top corner. The ball curled perfectly beyond Marc-André ter Stegen—a goal of pure brilliance. Without hesitation, Ronaldo ripped off his shirt and held it high toward the Barcelona fans, mirroring Messi’s infamous celebration. It was a bold and defiant statement—his own mark on the eternal rivalry.
The drama escalated just minutes later when Ronaldo was controversially shown a second yellow card for an alleged dive, leading to his dismissal. But by then, his message was already clear: he had taken his revenge and cemented his place as Messi’s equal—if not superior—on that night.
That iconic moment remains one of the most memorable images in El Clásico history, a defining snapshot of the never-ending battle between two of football’s greatest legends.
