"Coke and Heineken, please get in touch."

Ukraine winger Andriy Yarmolenko has poked fun at the likes of Cristiano Ronaldo by moving Coca-Cola bottles into the camera shot at his press conference on Thursday, before asking Coca-Cola and Heineken for sponsorship. Ronaldo made headlines earlier in the tournament after removing bottles of Coke from his press conference table and replacing them with water. This was then followed by France midfielder Paul Pogba moving a bottle of Heineken off his table the following day, and Italy star Manuel Locatelli removing a Coca-Cola bottle from his table before talking to the press on Wednesday. Yarmolenko took a slightly different approach though, moving the bottles further into the camera shot and jokingly asking for sponsorship. The West Ham player said: "Can I do something? I saw Ronaldo doing this. "I want to move the [Coca-Cola bottles] here and I want to move the beer here. "Coke and Heineken, please get in touch." https://twitter.com/ZoryaLondonsk/status/1405573349640650753 Yarmolenko isn't the first player to provide a humorous take on the Coke controversy. When Scotland's John McGinn arrived at his press conference there was only water on the table, so he sat down and said: "Nae Coke?" https://twitter.com/derekclarksport/status/1405447506922807296 You can't beat the Scottish wit. The bottle controversy had threatened to get a bit out of hand. Ronaldo's gesture wiped billions off the value of Coca-Cola, whilst UEFA have now said that players could face fines if they continue to act against the product placement at press conferences.