The coach’s press‑conference comments didn’t sit well with him, and after speaking with the Portuguese Football Federation president, Ronaldo decided to walk away from camp.
He later posted that he would “tell the truth” about why he left, but for now he’s wishing the team good luck.
They are frustrating my Ororo
ReplyDeleteBroken promises from Jorge Jesus, when you know quite alright you won’t be playing him why invite him? Unless he wins them the WC only then will his name be remembered but Ronaldo name will forever be remembered globally…what was Portugal achievements before Ronaldo❓them dem continue
ReplyDeleteThe disrespect is too much, in less than 24hrs of him leaving, his iconic number 7 jersey has been given to Rafael Leao ❗️envious bunch
I thought he has retired from national team.
ReplyDeleteMy GOAT
ReplyDeleteAlways leave the stage when the ovation is still loud to avoid this type of see finish, he would have respected himself and retire after the world cup but no, he wants to complete his 1,000 goals from nations league.
ReplyDeleteThere is time for everything under the earth. Ronaldo won't be another case. Lets forget all these highlight. It is time to draw the curtain. Let's forget all these hype. The young gets old and the cycle continues, his own no go be case
ReplyDeleteLeave when the ovation is loud.
ReplyDeleteKnow when to walk away while you are still valued, respected, and appreciated. Sometimes, leaving at the right time is the greatest form of wisdom.
Byeeeee cr7
ReplyDeleteThe National interest of the Portuguese football federation, and by extension, that of the national men's team, supersedes Ronaldo's desire for more playing minutes.
ReplyDeleteI am glad they won Denmark comfortably without him.
ReplyDeleteIn Pa Edochie’s voice : A bird who perches for too long will be pelted with stones.
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