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Massive crowd chaos forces Cristiano Ronaldo to break silence during Al Nassr’s training camp

Chaos in Austria: Ronaldo Threatens Police Amid Fan Frenzy

Cristiano Ronaldo's facing unprecedented crisis at Al Nassr’s pre season camp in Saalfelden, Austria where fan hysteria's spiraled out of control prompting the Portuguese icon to threaten calling the police.

Fans Overwhelm Hotel , Security on Edge

According to Austria’s Kronen Zeitung hundreds of fans have been swarming the Brandelhof Hotel daily hoping to catch glimpse of the 5 time Ballon d’or winner.

Many guests reportedly booked rooms solely to be near the star turning the once tranquil resort into hotspot of chaos.

The situation escalated when group of children staying at the hotel breached the private floor housing Ronaldo’s suite and knocked on his door.

Ronaldo visibly angry reportedly opened the door and loudly threatened to call the police.

The scene around Al Nassr’s training sessions has become increasingly volatile. On Saturday Sadio Mane’s black Mercedes was forced to stop abruptly after fans rushed onto the road nearly causing accident in slippery, rain soaked conditions.

Even hotel staff were caught off guard. "We weren’t prepared when the children got upstairs" admitted one security guard.

Frustrated Parents , Divided Crowd

Some parents expressed disappointment:

Others were more fortunate a few relatives of organizers secured private access to Ronaldo and some fans managed to get autographs in hotel corridors.

Sunday Surprise: Ronaldo Steps Out

On Sunday night Ronaldo finally made public gesture stepping outside to sign footballs, jerseys and car plates.

Emotional fans were left in tears.

Hotel Owner Calls for Overhaul

Hotel owner Alexander Strobl warned that changes must be made if the team returns:

Strobl also criticized the club’s approach saying Al Nassr refused to book exclusive accommodations despite knowing Ronaldo’s presence would attract crowds.

Camp Runs Until 4 August