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"Cristiano Ronaldo Made One Mistake There, He Should Have Told Him to Go to H**l!" - Romario Defends Portugal Star Amid Rift with Jorge Jesus

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Brazil legend Romario believes Cristiano Ronaldo should have told Jorge Jesus to 'go to h**l' after he broke his promise in the Portugal press conference.

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The controversy surrounding Cristiano Ronaldo and Jorge Jesus, the Portuguese national team coach, has been a hot topic in the football world in recent days. The latest to weigh in on the dispute between the Madeira native and the manager is Romario. The former Brazilian footballer has sided with CR7… Continue reading “Romario understands Cristiano: ‘His mistake was not telling Jorge Jesus to go to hell’”

·Madrid, Spain
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BRAZILIAN legend Romario backed Cristiano Ronaldo in the clash with manager Jorge Jesus.

·Zagreb, Croatia
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Former Brazilian attacker Romario, winner of the 1994 World Cup, defended Cristiano Ronaldo, claiming that he would also have left Portugal's national cantonment if selector Jorge Jesus had not respected his understanding.

·Bucharest, Romania
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Former Brazilian striker Romário, a World Cup winner in 1994, came to Cristiano Ronaldo's defense, stating that he too would have left the Portuguese national team camp if coach Jorge Jesus hadn't honored their agreement. "I would have done the same. Only I would have told him to go to hell first, but I would have left, for sure. I think that was Cristiano's mistake: leaving without telling the guy to get lost," the Brazilian star said in an int…

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Romário stated that he would make the same decision as Cristiano Ronaldo in the conflict with Jorge Jesus in the Portuguese selection.

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IndexHR broke the news in Zagreb, Croatia on Thursday, October 8, 2026.
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