Young Syrian Refugee Tripped By Camerawomen Gets Awesome Treat Of Walking Out With Ronaldo

Osama Abdul Mohsen was running through a field close to the Hungarian border, carrying his eight-year-old son, Zaid, when he was tripped by camerawoman Petra Laszlo. The video of the incident sparked international outrage and Laszlo was fired by her network.

Petra Laszlo is now set to face a criminal investigation over her shocking assaults, which she carried out while filming Syrian refugees as they fled across a field on the Hungarian-Serbian border. Laszlo has also been fired from her job at Hungarian news site N1TV, which is run by the anti-immigration far-right Jobbik party.

The Syrian refugee who was tripped at a border hotspot by a Hungarian journalist in an incident that generated global outrage is moving to a Madrid suburb after a Spanish football academy offered to help rebuild his life.

Cristiano Ronaldo was accompanied onto the Bernabeu pitch by a young refugee prior to last night's game between Real Madrid and Granada. Zaid Mohsen was the Portuguese superstar's mascot, the son of a refugee who was made famous when he was tripped up by a Hungarian journalist.

In a wonderful show of support, Zaid accompanied Ronaldo before kickoff when Madrid took on Granada and received plenty of applause from the Bernabeu crowd.

All of the Real players wore T-shirts showing support for the refugees. The Spanish club has announced it will donate 1 million euros ($1.13 million) to ease their plight.

The Syrian refugee tripped up by a Hungarian news reporter has been given a tour at Real Madrid's famous Bernebeu stadium after being invited by club president Florentino Perez. In addition to a tour of the club stadium and museum the trio were allowed to walk out onto the pitch and visit the dressing rooms, where youngster "Zied posed for a photograph alongside the locker belonging to his idol, Cristiano Ronaldo".