Neal Maupay has certainly made waves during his time in the Premier League as a footballer. He has had stints with Brighton, Everton, and Brentford, and has never been far from the spotlight. In a recent match against Tottenham, he even imitated James Maddison’s unique celebration after scoring a goal.
Now, Maupay has weighed in on a former Everton player, Andros Townsend, who decided to mimic Cristiano Ronaldo’s celebration after scoring a goal at Old Trafford. Townsend expressed his admiration for Ronaldo and his attempt to pay tribute to the football legend. However, Maupay criticized the act, stating that it should have been a “big no,” considering the stature of Ronaldo and the lack of familiarity between the two players.
It’s worth noting that Maupay himself has engaged in similar behavior, as seen in his impersonation of James Maddison’s celebration. This raises questions about his own actions and whether it is fair for him to criticize others in this manner. It may be more beneficial for Maupay to focus on his own performances on the pitch, which have been lacking in the last few years.
