Read Ronaldo's letter to Miami state attorneys in full

• Everyone knows Cristiano Ronaldo wrote a letter to the prosecuting attorney in Florida begging them not to prosecute the fan that invaded the pitch to greet him during the pre-season match between Real Madrid and Chelsea. But only now has the contents of the letter itself been unveiled, and MARCA will reveal all.

Ronald Gjoka, a twenty year-old Albanian-born Canadian, has already made it clear what his intentions were when he ran onto the pitch to hug Cristiano Ronaldo, and later apologised to the owners of the stadium and the Portuguese star for his actions. Despite this fact, he is still facing charges and so Cristiano Ronaldo decided to write a letter asking for those charges to be dropped. This is what he wrote:

"My name is Cristiano Ronaldo and I play for Real Madrid. I was playing in Sun Life Stadium when a fan entered the field. His name is Ronald Gjoka, a young college student. We hugged, and we spoke for a while, until security arrived to escort him off the field. He was not aggressive or violent in ANY way. What's more, he did not put up any resistance when the security guards and police arrived.

As I understand it, he has admitted his mistake and understands the importance of security. He is a young man of twenty who grew up without a father and was raised by a single mother. He attends Palm Beach State Community College, Florida, with an international student grant.

I am concerned because I understand he may face problems with immigration and with his college if the criminal charges against him are not dropped. He was immediately taken to the Stadium's security area and then spent a day and a half in jail. It seems he appeared before a judge on Monday accompanied by his attorney who asked for the charges to be dropped, but you chose to ignore his appeal.

I understand your position and the importance of enforcing rules and laws. However, I respectfully request that you and your office reconsider this decision and dismiss the two criminal charges this young man faces. I would hate to see him face criminal charges for his mistake. By all accounts he has a bright future ahead of him and I'd hate to see this future ruined by a error of judgement. Thank you. If you have any questions please don't hesitate to contact me directly at any time.