Cristiano Ronaldo and his departure from the Portuguese national team is the main issue in the world of football. The Al Nassr forward would have had some differences with Jorge Jesus. Edu Aguirre, a journalist close to Cristiano, revealed details of the conflict.
Cristiano Ronaldo’s disgust arises for staying on the bench of supporters in the duel against Norway’s national team for the UEFA Nations League.
The annoyance is sustained at the time when Cristiano Ronaldo was called to warm up, fulfilled the respective process, but was not taken to the pitch. The attitude of Jorge Jesus, after the match, was what sharpened the problem. The Spanish journalist detailed that Cristiano Ronaldo held a meeting with Jorge Jesus and the president of the Portuguese football federation.
“There is a meeting yesterday Tuesday night, exclusive, a meeting between the president of the federation, between the selector and between Cristiano. Jesus asks forgiveness from Christians. Jorge Jesus apologizes to Cristiano for not having heated him for 30 minutes and not getting him out," Aguirre said.
EXCLUSIVE @EduAguirre7 ?? "JORGE JESÚS asked CHRISTIANO for forgiveness and told him that he would also do so at a press conference".? "HE LIED: he did not do it and took his chest out of the media." pic.twitter.com/scnWzHz22z
Disagreements fell behind when the coach pledged to clarify what happened at the press conference and apologize publicly. However, Jorge Jesus did not do what he promised and this angered the footballer of Al Nassr even more.
“You go out at 12 a.m. to a press conference and leave Cristiano worse, pulling out the chest and saying that you command and that Cristiano is one more.
Instead of calming the waters, Jorge Jesus’ statements sparked much more conflict with Cristiano Ronaldo. Portugal's coach showed a challenging version to the media and this caused CR7 to leave the concentration.
“I can promise what I want. I am the coach. I’m the coach, I told the player I wasn’t going to play. I will put you on the bench. If I need you for 30 minutes, you will play; if not, no. No player will change my mind. Neither he nor anyone else in football. Not a president. Never, absolutely no one,” Jorge Jesus said in a news conference.
"A Player Will Never Come to Give Me Ideas as a Coach"Jorge Jesus' contundent phrase about Cristiano Ronaldo in Portugal's national team.#DSPORTSNoticiasLite Tarde pic.twitter.com/QmB9YNyFXt
