The gesture seemed routine, but the situation took an unexpected turn seconds later. After signing a ball, Fidalgo decided to use the same marker to satisfy other fans holding out shirts and objects. It was then that the marker's owner, identified as Cain Camacho, reacted surprisingly: he snatched the item from the player's hands, preventing him from continuing to give autographs. The footballer's expression changed immediately, showing confusion and discomfort as he gestured apologies to those who were left waiting. The clip of the moment quickly went viral, generating anger among users who considered the fan's attitude selfish. Many pointed out that a simple action ruined the experience for others, including children seeking a memento of the match. As for the reasons behind his behavior, there is no official version, though online speculation suggests he wanted to ensure he was the only one with the signature, prevent others from getting the same benefit, or simply reclaim his marker. Criticism was not long in coming. Comments like 'What a miserable person, for a 10-peso marker', 'cheap', 'what a son of a bitch', or 'you have to be very stupid to do that' flooded the digital platforms, reflecting collective anger. What was meant to be a moment of closeness between player and fans ended up as an example of how a bad decision can overshadow a good gesture.
