Streamer iShowSpeed ​​made a “criminal” tackle against Kaká' during a charity match [Video]

The streamer iShowSpeed ​​was part of a controversial and dangerous play towards the former AC Milan player, Ricardo Kaká’, during a friendly charity match at the Ahmad bin Ali Stadium in Qatar, which motivated a series of criticisms on social networks for the entry aggressiveness.

As he did so many times in his career, Kaká’ handled the ball in the middle of the field in the 26th minute of the match and with the match at 2-2, but he did not count on iShowSpeed, who was playing as a forward, to run to catch him and recover. the ball.

However, the influencer, with more than 15 million followers on his Instagram account, slid over the Brazilian legend who fell directly as a result of the entrance.

Luckily for Kaká and everyone present, the slide only caused him to fall and did not end up impacting the joint, so he was able to stand up and continue playing without problems.

For his part, the main player of the match decided to reprimand iShowSpeed ​​for the violent tackle and he decided to complain vehemently considering that he had not done anything dangerous to the former Orlando City player.

As for the match, several stars such as David Villa, Didier Drogba, Eden Hazard and Roberto Carlos were also part of the show that ultimately ended 7-5 in favor of iShowSpeed’s own team.

The YouTuber has become one of the most prominent content generators in recent years, adding more than 23 million subscribers on the platform belonging to Google, which has led him to be part of events such as this friendly match, having been present at galas such as The Best awards and France Football’s Ballon d’Or, among others.

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