Ronaldo, Pele, Haaland, Gullit turn out for Thailand, set Asian Games 2023 on fire on esports debut
The HinduRonaldo and Pele, two FIFA World Cup winners with Brazil, and Ruud Gullit from the Netherlands are all legends at different points of time in the history of football. Ronaldo bullied Germany’s goalkeeper Oliver Kahn in the World Cup 2002 final while Gullit was one of the players who helped AC Milan dominate European football in the late 1980s. The Asian Games 2023, which saw esports make its debut as a competitive event, saw football legends make a virtual presence, as Thailand pipped South Korea in the Winner’s bracket final, securing at least a silver medal. Related: Asian Games 2023 Explainer: Why is the esports event FIFA Online called EA Sports FC in Hangzhou? EA SPORTS FC ONLINE ชนะเกาหลีเข้าไปชิงเหรียญทอง แล้วมีโอกาสชิงกันเองถ้าน้องจจ.เอาชนะเกาหลีในรอบ lower bracket final เท่ากับว่าอีสปอร์ตไทยการันตี2เหรียญ -O-#เอเชียนเกมส์pic.twitter.com/h5FrzRY1Ty — 𝑛𝑎𝑖𝑛𝑎𝑖 🧸˚ 🍦 ˎˊ˗ September 25, 2023 Interestingly, in real football, Thailand is nowhere close to South Korea.