Portugal: 'Now Your Worst Enemy' - France World Cup Star Names 3 People to Blame for Ronaldo's Situation
- Portugal manager Jorge Jesus said on Sunday that Cristiano Ronaldo can return to the national team if he chooses, emphasizing the 41-year-old forward that "I need you, I need you to be close to me, playing or not playing."
- Ronaldo left the national team camp in Oslo after remaining an unused substitute during Portugal's 2-1 victory over Norway on September 27, sparking public fallout after Jesus justified his tactical decisions at a press conference.
- While Ronaldo vowed to "tell the truth" regarding his exit, Portugal adapted without their captain as forward Goncalo Ramos scored three goals to help defeat Denmark 4-2 and secure a Nations League quarterfinal spot.
- CNN Portugal commentator Rui Santos reported that Ronaldo has decided not to return to the squad while Jesus remains in charge, despite the manager welcoming dialogue before the next international call-up.
- The Portuguese Football Federation now faces a dilemma balancing their greatest icon against the coaching staff's tactical direction, as midfielder Bruno Fernandes urged supporters to avoid dividing the country over the dispute.
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Former France international Christophe Dugarry has hit out at Cristiano Ronaldo, claiming the Portuguese star's ego is damaging his reputation. The 1998 World Cup winner has expressed his frustration with the current situation surrounding the Al Nassr star and the Portuguese national team. The situation surrounding Ronaldo's future with Portugal has sparked much discussion, with former French striker Dugarry coming out with strong criticism of t…
Portugal's team leader Jorge Jesus denied the reports that he had apologized to Cristiano Ronaldo. Also, the 72-year-old didn't want to know anything about a planned public statement. Background: After the clash with Cristiaono Ronaldo and the related departure of the superstar, the Spanish journalist Edu Aguirre had said at the talk show "El Chiringuito" that Jesus had personally apologized to the striker. In addition, the team boss had promise…
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