FILE: When Jorge Jesus-Ronaldo tensions boiled over

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Nov 5, 2026
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AI GeneratedThe speaker discusses the controversy surrounding Cristiano Ronaldo's situation with the national team, arguing that the issue stemmed from a decision regarding warming up rather than the player's fault. He emphasizes that Ronaldo should not leave the World Cup in tears and confirms that he remains eligible for future call-ups if he continues playing.
But the
what is
what
truly
What happened?
The problem that caused all this
It was the fact that the player was warming up
That is what happened
You're putting the burden on, so put the burden on.
Put the burden on Cristiano Ronaldo
I place the burden on the decision
in the decision and in what happened
Now I'm sorry for what?
One of the things I told Cris
Say that he couldn't end it
to make it to the selection
in the World Championship, to lose
And I had to cry, it had to end
the world championship
It had to end in the selection,
to play for the national team.
And that's why it was, it was to go play
in the first game,
by chance, it happened at Alvalade Stadium,
Then he went to play,
It was supposed to play here today,
It was supposed to be played here today,
what has to be done is done
It happened,
do
Everything was different.
For me,
Eh...
Oh, Chris, next time
call, will be, if he is
to play in Manchester,
He will be a selectable player,
If I want to, I can return to the selection.
because, as I've already said,
In my opinion, it cannot charge
a one-year friendship in a situation that...
One cannot understand how, just because it was him,
only because he was the one who created it, and maybe did it well,
because he is a symbol, this whole issue of heating and not heating,
Enter and not enter, for all players.
How many players warmed up today but did not enter the game?
How many? Will there be any problem? No.
The crisis is different, here it is, this is the symbol, it was different, but this is it
A problem, for me, wasn't a problem, which is precisely why I'm saying so.
Whatever we want.
If you're playing for Náster, the next call-up will be imminent.
