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Lent Points to Ronaldo on a Case with Jesus? "Sometimes, We Lie Down in the Bed We Make"

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Ricardo Lent, former Portuguese international and one of the closest colleagues to Cristiano Ronaldo when he was in the Selection, approached the controversy around the advance of Al Nassr. Surprisingly, the "Harry Potter" may have left a mouth to CR7.Quarism: "We sometimes also lie down in the bed we make"""We sometimes also lie down in the bed we make, right? These are things that I don't like to talk about, because I'm good with Cris, I'm goo…
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Ricardo Lent considered that today we talk more about the polemics in football than about the game itself, and said that the subject that resulted in the polemic involving Cristiano Ronaldo and the selector, Jorge Jesus, should not have "been out." But he pointed out: "Sometimes we also lie down in the bed we make, right?"

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The former Portuguese international states that they are things that "does not like to speak", but claims that the information should not have been made public.

Ricardo Lent, former Portuguese international and one of the closest colleagues to Cristiano Ronaldo when he was in the Selection, approached the controversy around the advance of Al Nassr. Surprisingly, the "Harry Potter" may have left a mouth to CR7.Quarism: "We sometimes also lie down in the bed we make"""We sometimes also lie down in the bed we make, right? These are things that I don't like to talk about, because I'm good with Cris, I'm goo…

Former Portuguese international regrets public exposure of the conflict and calls for internal resolution of the case

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Diário de Coimbra broke the news on Tuesday, October 13, 2026.
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