Euro 2016: Cristiano Ronaldo poses for selfies with Portugal fans as he forgets microphone mishap ahead of semi-final against Wales


CRISTIANO RONALDO may hate being interviewed – but he still loves a selfie.

The Portugal captain, 31, was mobbed by fans as he and his team-mates trained ahead of Wednesday’s Euro 2016 semi-final showdown with Wales.

Cristiano Ronaldo poses for selfies with Portugal fans ahead of semi-final against Wales
Cristiano Ronaldo poses for selfies with fans ahead of semi-final against Wales
Supporters get up close to Cristiano Ronaldo at the French national rugby team's camp in Marcoussis, near Paris
Supporters get up close to Cristiano Ronaldo at the French rugby team’s camp in Marcoussis, near Paris. Ron and his team-mates take on Gareth Bale and Co
Cristiano Ronaldo is swarmed by Portugal supporters during training
Cristiano Ronaldo is swarmed by Portugal supporters during a training session

 

Ron threw a tantrum last month when interviewed by Portuguese TV station CMTV, and amazingly LAUNCHED a reporter’s microphone into a nearby lake.

It was revealed the Real Madrid megastar had a bitter history with the station and once sued and won a case against the news outlet on grounds of invasion of privacy.

Ronaldo and his countrymen took part in training at the French national rugby team’s camp in Marcoussis, near Paris.

And the former Manchester United ace, who was targeted by a pitch invader during Portugal’s penalty shootout win over Poland, kept patience with hundreds of longing supporters.

He even addressed the crowd on a mic – though thankfully the pitch was nowhere near water.

Cristiano Ronaldo trains ahead of Portugal's Euro 2016 semi-final showdown with Wales
Cristiano Ronaldo trains ahead of Portugal’s Euros semi-final clash with Wales
Cristiano Ronaldo addresses fans after a training session with Portugal
Cristiano Ronaldo addresses supporters after a training session with Portugal
Portugal beat Poland on penalties to book their place in the last eight
Portugal beat Poland on penalties to book their place in the last eight

Ron goes toe to toe with club pal Gareth Bale in Lyon’s Stade des Lumieres, with both sides pitting for a place in the final.

The Portugal talisman has been in indifferent form this tournament, scoring twice against Hungary but failing to find the net in four other matches.

Whereas Los Blancos buddy, Bale, has fired the Dragons to an unprecedented last-eight position, notching three goals in the process.

Cristiano Ronaldo scored twice against Hungary to become Portugal's top scorer at Euro 2016
Cristiano Ronaldo scored twice against Hungary to become Portugal’s joint-top scorer at Euro 2016. Former Manchester United forward Nani equals his record
But the Portugal captain has failed to hit the net in four other games this tournament
The Portugal captain has failed to hit the net in four other games this tournament

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