Jakarta, CNN Indonesia —
The news about Fiorentina player Sofyan Amrabat breaking his fast at the end of the match against Inter Milan in the continued Serie A competition has gone viral.
The match Inter vs Fiorentina at the Stadio Giuseppe Meazza, Saturday (1/4) local time, is Week 28 in Serie A.
Amrabat came on to replace Gaetano Castrovilli in the 66th minute. Entering the second minute of added time, Amrabat was seen in a hurry eating bananas and drinking water.
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The opportunity for Amrabat to consume food and drink was obtained after Luca Ranieri was injured. It was viral on social media that Ranieri only pretended to be injured so that Amrabat could have the opportunity to break his fast.
Quoted from Football Italia, many don’t know and are then curious about why the player from Morocco hastily ate a banana and drank it even though the match would end in less than five minutes.
The moment when Ranieri was injured in the 90+2 minute allegedly coincided with the evening time in Milan.
Amrabat, who is fasting in Ramadan, immediately consumes food and drink so he can recharge his strength and energy.
The Inter vs Fiorentina match ended well for the visitors who picked up three points thanks to Giacomo Bonaventura’s only goal in the 53rd minute.
The story of breaking the fast is a separate story for Muslim players who continue to practice the third pillar of Islam in the midst of the busy schedule of European football.
(Gambas:Video CNN)
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