During the holy month of Ramadan, many athletes and players refrain from eating and drinking from sunrise until dusk, just like millions of Muslims throughout the world.
Amrabat, a Moroccan football player, is following the fast while continuing to play. The San Siro played host to Inter Milan and Fiorentina for the last afternoon kickoff in Italy.
Gaetano Castrovilli gave Fiorentina the lead in the 53rd minute, and Amrabat, who came off the bench to replace him in the second half, sealed a surprise 1-0 victory that night.
In extra time, no one was around Ranieri when he collapsed, and there was no opposition tackle. He waved at the medical personnel to attend to him as he sat on the ground. Amrabat took advantage of the opportunity to hurry to the touchline for a quick snack despite it being stoppage time and with only a few minutes remaining in the game. He allegedly broke his fast at this hour.
Lucas Ranieri faked an injury to allow his teammate Sofyan Amrabat to break his fast✊🏽❤️#Ramadan#KhairKhwah pic.twitter.com/2jAzJ65Wag
— Salman Afridi (@salmanafrid10) April 1, 2023
It is commonly believed that Ranieri “faked the injury” to aid his teammate in breaking fast, despite video showing him seeking medical attention. Many people praised the act on social media, one of whom wrote: “Had to be loved! Nicely done! “.
Wonderful game, a different user tweeted. This year’s Ramadan began on March 23, and since then, believers all across the world have been fasting during the day and breaking their fast with Iftar at dusk. They continue their fast around dawn following Suhoor.
