Portuguese Federation seeks to resolve Ronaldo and Jesus crisis, ensure a fitting end for 'The Don'
The Portuguese Federation plans to bridge differences between Ronaldo and coach Jesus to ensure a dignified conclusion to the player's career
Translated by Qiyas from السياسة — Original source
The Portuguese Football Federation is seeking to contain the crisis between Cristiano Ronaldo and coach Jorge Jesus, and to ensure a fitting conclusion to the captain’s international career after he left the training camp amid the latest dispute.
The Spanish newspaper Marca reported on Friday that federation officials plan to take action next week, with Ronaldo’s consent, to bridge the differences among all parties, including Jesus, in an effort to overcome the crisis and restore the relationship to normal.
According to the newspaper, the federation believes that what 41-year-old Ronaldo has contributed to the Portuguese national team throughout his career deserves a farewell that befits his legacy and status, rather than having his relationship with the national team end in the wake of the recent crisis.
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These efforts come after Ronaldo left the national team camp on Wednesday. The Portuguese Football Federation had issued a statement following his departure, affirming that all members of the national team delegation remain fully focused on upcoming matches and achieving their set objectives.
