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Christiano Ronaldo's one move costs Coca-Cola $4Billion

Ace footballer Cristiano Ronaldo once again hit the headlines when he put aside the coca-cola bottles during the press conference for the UEFA European Football Championship. Cristiano also asked people to drink water instead of soft drinks. Well, this move by the star footballer costs $4 billion to the beverage giant. Not just that France football star Paul Pogba also removed a beer bottle placed in front of him during the post-match press conference. Meanwhile Coca-Cola stated in response to Ronaldo’s antics, saying everyone is entitled to their drink preferences and everyone has different tastes and needs. For the unversed, ahead of the 2006 FIFA World Cup, Ronaldo featured in an advertising campaign endorsing the drink company

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