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Gonçalo Ramos shines, but CR7 controversy intensifies in Portugal

🇬🇧 By 4AllFootball ·
Gonçalo Ramos shines, but CR7 controversy intensifies in Portugal

Portugal secures a 2‑1 win over Norway in the Nations League, maintaining its strong start in the group, but the victory comes with growing tension surrounding Cristiano Ronaldo, whose status in the national team is now being questioned.

Portugal dominated Norway on Sunday evening, scoring two goals to one for its final match of the international window. The result confirms Lusitania's superiority in this Nations League group.

The psychodrama surrounding Cristiano Ronaldo continues. The five‑time Ballon d’Or winner left the camp last Wednesday, citing a conflict with manager Jorge Jesus.

Starting up front in place of Ronaldo, Gonçalo Ramos played the hero by scoring the decisive goal. His effort allowed the national team to prevail.

Instagram and the controversy surrounding CR7

After the match, the former PSG striker shared on Instagram a post from Portuguese commentator Luis Freitas Lobo, accompanied by the message “The status of the best!” This story immediately sparked anger among CR7’s supporters.

The commentator had said: “Gonçalo Ramos is today the best centre‑forward in our football. The playing criteria and the natural choice for this position outweigh the simple status of a ‘brand’ (that of CR7), however large it may be on a global scale!”.

Facing the avalanche of criticism, Gonçalo Ramos was forced to delete the story, perceived as an indirect attack on the 41‑year‑old Cristiano Ronaldo. The fan community expressed its displeasure, highlighting the sensitivity of CR7’s status.

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