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Serie A

Ronaldo and Jesus clash: CR7's letter remains unanswered

🇵🇹 By 4AllFootball ·
Ronaldo and Jesus clash: CR7's letter remains unanswered

Wednesday, October 7, 2026, Ronaldo and Jesus find themselves at the centre of a heated exchange: Cristiano Ronaldo, known as CR7, has published a farewell letter, while Jorge Jesus responded with the phrase "CR7 I've read it, now I'm back to work..." in front of the cameras.

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The letter from Cristiano Ronaldo

Ronaldo's statement was posted on the Portuguese star's social channels, where he said that in due time he would explain the reasons for his departure from the national team. The post reached 15 million likes and unlimited views, demonstrating the huge public interest.

In the message, Ronaldo accused his former head coach of not having kept the promises made before the four Nations League matches, stating: "The coach has taken back his word" and adding that he feels betrayed.

Jorge Jesus's response

Jorge Jesus, former Al Nassr coach, was in Leiria at 20:30 Italian time (19:30 Portuguese time) to watch from the stands the Under‑21 match of the Lusitanian national team. After the game, he went to the Federation headquarters together with Pedro Proença.

At 22:11, having arrived at his home in Aroeira, Jesus was stopped by journalists but cut to the chase: "I've read the statement. And now, as I do every day, I go to the Federation to work, to think about the team and the Portuguese national team. I have nothing more to add".

Portugal has completed its four Nations League commitments, closing the phase with a positive result but leaving tensions between the two protagonists open.

The November training camp of the national team, which Ronaldo said he wants to attend, is approaching and fuels further speculation about a possible reconciliation.

The contrast between Ronaldo's emotional statement and Jesus's silent commitment highlights a still‑alive rift, whose evolution remains uncertain.

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