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Comment: Leo, so many years defending your country and a history that will last forever. All my respect for what you have achieved with Argentina. A hug.

REVEALED: ALL THE REAL REASONS BEHIND CRISTIANO RONALDO LEAVING PORTUGAL

Edu Aguirre has explained Cristiano’s version on Chiringuito 🇵🇹

>“In a meeting between Cristiano Ronaldo, Portugal president and Jorge Jesus, the coach asks Cristiano for FORGIVENESS for the way he let him warm up for 30 mins to not sub him on”.
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>“Jorge not only asked for forgiveness but he also PROMISED Cristiano that he will so PUBLICLY APOLOGIZE in his press conference, and admit that he made a MISTAKE on Sunday”.
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>“Jorge Jesus then did NOT fulfill his promise... he said things about Cristiano being a PLAYER LIKE OTHERS in his press conference, all of that made Cristiano EXPLODE OF ANGER”.
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>“The reality is that Cristiano feels BETRAYED by Jorge Jesus”.
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>“Imagine your manager comes in private and tells you: I didn’t manage stuff well, we are in this together but forgive me, I will clarify stuff in the press conference and apologize. Everything will be fine, don’t worry... and then coach goes out in the press conference showing that he is the one in control and then that Cristiano is just another player. The explosion was obvious!”.
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>“Ronaldo said: ok, I’m going home. It’s a CLEAR BETRAYAL”.

Source: eduaguirre7 / elchiringuitotv

‼️ “STATUS DOES NOT GIVE SPECIAL RIGHTS!”

“I don’t have just one player. I have 23 players. Our mission is to WIN the Nations League. Cristiano Ronaldo is not the main reason I’m here. Denmark is”, Portugal manager Jorge Jesus said. 🇵🇹

“When a player warms up for 20 or 30 minutes and doesn’t come on, NOBODY IS HAPPY. Much less Cristiano. Much less Pelé or Maradona... That’s obvious.”

“A player’s status does NOT give him special rights. Status is about respecting their careers. I explain the plan to my players, and then I’M THE ONE WHO DECIDES.”

Another big name has publicly called for Infantino to resign. Even Luís Figo has now joined the #InfantinoOut movement.

Is this finally the beginning of the end or does Infantino still survive this?

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Is Business Suite using outdated aspect ratio validation, or does it actually crop 3:4 images while the Instagram app doesn't?

The U.S. State Department is advising Americans in the Middle East to exercise heightened caution, prepare for possible flight disruptions, and consider departing if the security situation escalates. Travelers are also urged to monitor airline and airport updates.

After scrapping the World Cup sell-off plan, reports claim Infantino is facing growing pressure within FIFA. Could his presidency be in trouble?

After widespread opposition from UEFA, CONCACAF, AFC and criticism from across world football, Gianni Infantino has officially scrapped FIFA's proposal to sell stakes in the World Cup to private investors.

Seems like the backlash was too big to ignore.
What do you think was this the right decision or should FIFA have pushed ahead?

If these reports are accurate, the AFC has now joined UEFA and CONCACAF in opposing FIFA President Gianni Infantino's proposal to bring private investors into the ownership structure of the World Cup.

If that's the case, opposition is no longer limited to Europe it spans multiple confederations.

Do you think FIFA can still push this proposal through or is it effectively dead?