The furious discharge of Cristiano Ronaldo after leaving the concentration of Portugal

The intern in the Portuguese Selection added an unprecedented episode after the spread of an extensive and explosive communication signed by Cristiano Ronaldo. In the letter, the Lust Captain revealed the reasons behind his indecisive abandonment of the pre-shock concentration against Denmark by the League of UEFA Nations,

directly pointing to coach Jorge Jesus for having failed to comply with a private pact on his minutes management.

The conflict broke out after the party in front of Norway in Oslo, where the attacker did warming work throughout the second time without entering the camp. According to Ronaldo’s account, the situation resulted in a reserved meeting between the player, the DT and Simão Coutinho – the sports director of Al Nassr -,

in which the strategist apologized for the handling of the situation and undertook to publicly ratify his words at the subsequent press conference.

The point of discord: the comparison with Pelé and Maradona

As part of the verbal agreement, an eight-point document validated by the front that George Jesus had to read to the media was drafted. The sixth paragraph of that text contained the statement that the controversy unleashed: “I made a mistake by putting to heat someone of the size of Pelé or Maradona and then not including him in the party. If it were today, I wouldn’t.”

However, at the time of his appearance in the press, Jesus omitted the agreed draft and took a firm position. “I heard expressions and aggressiveness that I don’t think were justified, an attitude of ‘I want, I can and I command’,” Ronaldo said in his discharge. In the face of what he described as a second break of the pawned word,

The 41-year-old football player decided to pick up his belongings and leave the rally without prior authorization.

Apologies, availability and the expectation of a penalty

In the statement, the top historical scorer of selections took responsibility for his actions, asked public apologies to his teammates and to the hobby for not having greeted after the party in Norway and for his early departure. He also stressed that his status as a captain should be an “aggravating factor” and that he would accept the disciplinary punishment determined by the Portuguese Federation of

Football (FPF), which could contemplate suspensions of one to six months.

Despite the confrontation with the technical body, Cristiano Ronaldo for the moment ruled out a final farewell party and made it clear that he keeps his desire to defend the national T-shirt intact once the punishment has been completed: “If I am in good physical form, playing for my club and marking goals, I will be available, as I have always been so far,

to compete and win with our National Selection. “